I didn’t say much about the Loren Feldman/Shel Israel affair – to be honest, I like the puppets, but it was really more of a human interest story than anything else.
But as I was Matt Craven’s latest piece on this in the Blog Herald, I couldn’t help but agree that what all of this [...]
Robert Scoble switched his homepage to Friendfeed. That’s a major endorsement for Friendfeed, and while I think his rethoric of Friendfeed as a Google Reader or Techmeme killer is a bit over the top, though his reasons for switching are very interesting:
On top of FriendFeed right now are people I don’t know. No A-listers. I’m [...]
Dave Winer and Robert Scoble are asking (from Paris) how we can make the stuff we write for the web last – a question Dave formulated after the way too early passing of Marc Orchant yesterday.
It is also a question dear to my heart. When not writing here, I normally work with texts that are [...]
Update: Scoble says the Fake Steve post is BS. Scoble also claims that Podtech is making a lot of money from the commercial channels (God knows who watches those, though). Time will tell how imminent Podtech’s demise really is.
It’s kind of sad when a fake blogger has a scoop, because who knows if you can [...]
Scoble just posted an image of his blog’s statistic. Interesting read. Looks like he gets a lot of traction from Techmeme, as well as a lot of hits from RSS subscribers and his Twitter followers.
I commend Scoble for being so open about these numbers. Too many bloggers treat them like a holy shrine that [...]
According to Dave Winer it does. Seems a bit too dramatic for my tastes, but this could end up being dramatic for Twitter if Google plays this right:
Scoble called while we were at lunch, saying this isn’t about Twitter, it’s about Facebook. Probably so.
In any case, our world changed today, while we were in a [...]
(Via Valleywag)
Robert Scoble today complains that TechMeme didn’t pick up on his story about Sun’s new blade servers, while Google News has picked up 23 sources:
The problem with that shift is that Google News already does “professional news” a lot better than TechMeme. For instance, do you find a single story about Sun Microsystems’ new [...]
Just when it seems Scoble is doing some interesting stuff again, Valleywag reminds me that he is going to talk at PostieCon, PayPerPost’s blogging conference) soon.
The Posties are nervous, because they are afraid to be trashed publicly (and rightly so) and Scoble should be afraid, too, because if he is too friendly, he might just [...]
Scoble’s constant mentioning of his linkblog in almost every single blog post makes me wonder why he is pushing this idea so hard. Don’t get me wrong, there is interesting stuff there, but when I read Scoble, I want Scoble’s opinion and not just the stuff he reads. I can already hardly keep up with [...]
Scoble:
Here’s a question I have. If you have a new technology product or service to launch, would you rather launch it on Diggnation or on the front of the business page of, say, USA Today?
Source: Is Diggnation really a success? « Scobleizer – Tech Geek Blogger
The answer is pretty easy: it depends on the product. [...]
