Thursday 01 September 2005
Starting with the September 1, 2005 live show, The Chris Pirillo Show is moving to a new time. The live broadcast will now take place between 6-9PM Pacific (GMT -8). (…)
Starting with the September 1, 2005 live show, The Chris Pirillo Show is moving to a new time. The live broadcast will now take place between 6-9PM Pacific (GMT -8). (…)
SNAP.com offers a different way to search the Web, offering dynamic results as-you-type, similar to what you might get from Desktop search products like the Windows Desktop Search component of the MSN Toolbar or like the X1 desktop search product. (…)
One of my friends is trying to get the Craigslist postings re: Katrina victims posted and announced through as many sources as possible. (…)
If you've always wanted to have the Opera browser (without paying for it, and without putting up with the advertisements in the client), now's your chance. (…)
To excel in a highly competitive space, you must be willing to embrace your detractors and do what you know works best. (…)
I have not been blessed with telemarketing calls since the first night we recorded them. (…)
As Ponzi noted (in a not so subtle way), we're working on the Gnomedex conferences for 2006. Yes, that's a plural. (…)
As we drove away from a great BBQ over at Maryam and Robert
Scoble's place yesterday, I rolled down my window to let the convertible cab
breathe a bit (we didn't have the roof down because it looked as though rain was
impending). (…)
One of the toughest parts of finding a specialist is determining whether a person or company does good work. (…)
Yes, the world is still abuzz about Google Talk (myself included, sadly). It's the best desktop VoIP I've ever used, and will become a regular staple on our show. (…)
The term Webmaster brings visions of power-mad geeks surrounded by empty Mountain Dew bottles and pizza boxes lording over their online domain. (…)
You seen the worst of the Web. Those phishing scams, the Paris Hilton video, hamster dance; how could it get worse? Where do you find the good stuff? (…)
If someone sees you reading a message from Scoble, merely claim that “Scoble” is a new finger fungus that you're doing research on. They'll never come near you again. (…)
Mitch Keeler has been writing a FireFox tip every day for the past couple of weeks. We'll have amassed hundreds in no time at all. If you have something to submit, send it on! (…)
We do a live show every Thursday night… but tonight, we're going to have a deathmatch between these three entrants… Skype, Gizmo, and Google Talk. (…)
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