I was fortunate enough to score an invite to the Google Wave preview today, and remembering back to when I watched the keynote from this years Google IO conference in May this year, it was clear then that Wave is way ahead of it’s time: Before I go any further, I want make one thing [...]

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There’s been a lot of buzz about Twitter in recent weeks - fueled by A-listers like Robert Scoble and Leo Laporte (although Leo has recently jumped ship to Jaiku - and I’m still not sure I really understand why), and although it’s been fun watching mainstream media try and get their heads around “the point of Twitter”, the best [...]

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The other day on Twitter, Chris Pirillo posted a link to a video blog called “Hometown Baghdad”. I’ve got to honest here; if the link had been “in the full”, I probably wouldn’t have clicked through – I would have reckoned on it being more mainstream-media-sanitised, “See it’s not all that bad, is it?” reporting but [...]

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