It was business as usual on Monday morning, but I got interrupted at about 10:15 am by an unfamiliar number on my cell phone. Harboring the typical amount of skepticism that comes with answering a call from an unknown number, I greeted the mystery caller on the other line.
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From the monthly archives:
February 2006
Whenever I write something on here, I always go back and re-read it within the context of the site design. Although I spend plenty of energy fixing errors and rearranging sentences, I really get a good idea of where I’m at in terms of my intellectual offerings to the now-cliche blogosphere. If you take a cross-sample of my posts thus far, it looks as though I have topical ADD. This type of subject-leapfrogging is ok if you’re an established authority on something, but if you’re just starting out with a personal site, this could prove to be a one-way ticket to the blogabyss.
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I’ve had my Sprint phone for nearly three weeks now, and I’ve had a chance to sample quite a few of the features that are accessible via the Sprint Power Vision Network. Basically, this means that in the past three weeks, I’ve found myself in a few situations where I was bored to tears, and I remembered that I could use my phone to browse the web, watch TV, or get any kind of info update you can think of.
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People rarely speak negatively about Web 2.0, because as a whole, it represents innovation, communication, freedom, and progress; and of course, who doesn’t love that? The one real counter-statement to all the Web 2.0 hype is Bubble 2.0, something that people can’t resist talking about in the wake of the massive 1.0 collapse. In some ways, however, a lot of the talk surrounding Bubble 2.0 is simply missing the point.
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