The Next Web has an interesting set of posts regarding women in technology. The first post by Boris makes the accusation that women are holding themselves back. He even includes this inflammatory idea:The longer I work in our industry the more I’m...
Topics: Career, Charlene Li, corvida, kara swisher, Marissa Mayer, sarah perez, Tamar Weinberg, Valeria Maltoni

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Earlier this week, we saw that LinkedIn announced a partnership with Twitter. The basic idea is that LinkedIn status updates (yes, they have them too), can now be pushed to Twitter, and Twitter updates will be pulled into LinkedIn using the #in hashtag...
Topics: facebook, micro, Social Media, standards, twitter

{"title":"It Is Official, Twitter Is The Microblogging De Facto Standard","post_url":"http:\/\/regulargeek.com\/2009\/11\/11\/it-is-official-twitter-is-the-microblogging-de-facto-standard\/","feed_url":"http:\/\/feeds.feedburner.com\/RegularGeek","author":"robdiana","date":"2009-11-11 04:06:41","summary":"Earlier this week, we saw that LinkedIn announced a partnership with Twitter. The basic idea is that LinkedIn status updates (yes, they have them too), can now be pushed to Twitter, and Twitter updates will be pulled into LinkedIn using the #in hashtag..."}

In most technical circles, Microsoft has been considered the evil empire for many years. Well, Microsoft may have a new challenger for that title as Google has decided they want to rule the world, and the blogosphere has started to notice. Google has...
Topics: evil, google, Internet, Microsoft, vendor lock-in

{"title":"Has Google Gone Evil?","post_url":"http:\/\/regulargeek.com\/2009\/10\/30\/has-google-gone-evil\/","feed_url":"http:\/\/feeds.feedburner.com\/RegularGeek","author":"robdiana","date":"2009-10-30 05:06:14","summary":"In most technical circles, Microsoft has been considered the evil empire for many years. Well, Microsoft may have a new challenger for that title as Google has decided they want to rule the world, and the blogosphere has started to notice. Google has..."}

I have been slacking on my updates on the DonorsChoose.org progress and it is almost too late. The Social Media Challenge ends this weekend. This is your last chance to donate to the cause! Go to the RegularGeek giving page and throw in a $10 donation or.
Topics: charity, Donorschoose.org, Education, Miscellaneous, schools

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In my morning reading, I found an article at the NY Times that got me thinking, How High Will Real Time Search Fly? It is an interesting article more for the questions it raises than any profound theories. First, the real time web is obviously a hot...
Topics: google, Internet, local, Microsoft, mobile, search, twitter

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