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From I’m Cooked
(via Divers Alarums)
“Amateur video of one of the coolest dudes alive roasting a chicken and pears. Christopher has always been vocal about his love of cooking. Watch him take the term “celebrity chef” to a new level.”
Best definition I read so far – when anyone asks me from now on, I’m sending this!
What Twitter is (Scripting News): “Home > Archive > 2007 > July > 27
What Twitter is
Friday, July 27, 2007 by Dave Winer.
Congrats to the lead investors, Union Square Ventures and the angels, and the entrepreneurs. Â
I’ve been reading various posts and comments, and see a thread that’s still out there. People doubt that there’s a way to make money with Twitter. To that I say, they haven’t been reading this blog. Â
Now seems like a good time to pause and review what Twitter is.Â
(Via Dave Winer.)
The big ban on employees accessing Facebook at NevilleHobson.com: “Earlier this month, in FIR #254, Shel and I discussed quite an interesting story of what one company did regarding employee access to and use of Facebook.
That story, of the law firm Allen and Overy’s Facebook U-turn, is a good example of how a company listened to employees and enabled them to conditionally use the social networking site.”
The easy answer to this is that, YES! Social Networks waste time – and in many cases that’s right and justified. Let’s remember the networking part. Not only am I LinkdIn, but my Facebook and Twitter are raising my profile throughout my space – I’m getting asked to give talks at conferences, beta-test more services/software and even guest-blog. And I wish I had more time to do any of it – but I’m at the office…
BTW – Americans spend more time at work than our bretheren in Europe, Japan and China. A few minutes for updates here and there should be ok.
(Via Scoble’s Link Blog.)
So incredibly stupid, one of the largest congregations of bloggers this year – ignored.
(Via Scobleizer-Link Blog.)
