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No, we aren't going to let you take a break from checking out new social-status services; especially not when a new one is bringing something actually interesting to the table. Rejaw, just launched this week, describes itself as "a new way to chat with your friends, family, and coworkers." Combining short, Twitter-like messages with instant updates via custom push technology, Rejaw may have hit the sweet spot at the intersection of dead-simple, web-based microblogging and conversation.

The Ustream APIs gives you the ability to: * Access content available on the Ustream.TV website. * Search for people, channels and videos. * Pull down useful or interesting systems and operations information such as the most recently started show and total concurrent shows. Always check out the Ustream API blog for recent updates to APIs, methods, hints and tips, as well as exciting new toys for developers. If you need search capabilities or data on people or content beyond what is discussed here, please contact us at devsupport@ustream.TV.

Interesting way to present things using flowgram. Example given on web2.0 presentation.

If you are interested in how to create fast MySQL queries, this article is for you

Very interesting videos - worth subscribing to (ongoing coverage of the Summit)

Article date 11/03/08 Posted purposely after the triumph. The number of all voters who would reject Obama based on his race, and the number more likely to vote for him because of his race, is about the same. There's apparently more than one reason for a racist to vote for Barack Obama; An abysmal economy during which the white candidate's campaign has seemed disorganized and erratic, common sense or shared values can prevail over gut fears about the color of a candidate's skin. People can look past skin color while acting in their own best interests. For whatever reason or reasons -- the economy, healthcare, the Iraq war, Sarah Palin -- some racists are determined to vote for the black guy over the white one.  Racism will remain an elusive, unquantifiable force, one whose influence we can't tease out from among the many other conflicting factors that will determine how Americans vote.

I wanted to share some of the interesting posts around the web that might be of help to you or of some benefit!

One of the benefits of creating an open, simple, highly adaptable service like Twitter is the fact that once it takes off, people will try to do a lot of interesting things with it.

In the interest of streamlining the process and to make sure that I don't miss anybody (I like to follow back real people, but not robots), this is how I sort it out with Twitter...

interesting article concerned with twitter & conferences. how to deal with it. etc.

OGC Network™ is a window onto the dynamic, constantly changing geospatial web as described by the OpenGIS® Reference Model (ORM). Multiple communities of interest for research in geospatial interoperability are supported, and persistent demonstration capability is provided. Here you will find the latest information on OGC-compatible software, services, and information models (e.g. GML profiles, SLD examples, etc.). From this site you can quickly locate OGC-compatible geospatial web services, the latest XML schema documents, discussion forums, conformance testing resources, and GML profile working areas. Instructions on signing up for authoring privileges are on the help page.

How interesting the Internet has been throughout the years. If I am correct, it started in December 1966, but for the mass public, it started in the early 1990s. Ever since then, how we have communicated has changed our lives completely. The Internet is not a fad anymore. Recently, socialize media is a fast and growing aspects of all our lives. I cannot wait to see what is next.

Ed Dale shows how to use online social networking with great easy that would make just about anyone interested in getting into it.

interesting... keep an eye on this...

Has anybody tried this?

Plurk Karma is an interesting little creature. We constantly tell ourselves it isn't really important, yet we can't wait to see the next update. Many of our peers and fellow Plurkers say not to worry about it because Karma is designed to benefit those without motive of personal reward.

The web is getting to know you, help her understand what you want. Popego filters what you and your friends are doing online to bring you videos, websites, music and people that match your interests.

What learning web2.0 tools to use. Interesting survey results.

Spy can listen in on the social media conversations you're interested in. What do you want to listen for? .. Twitter, Friendfeed, ...

looks interesting... docsyncer competition?