Demo Heaven
If you love technology, you have to love Demo. This year there were 58 companies on stage during the two day conference. Each demonstrator got six minutes to tell their story and show off their product. Here is a list of all the vendors with links to their sites. I didn’t get to visit with […]
Where’s The Money?
The four Demo panelists did a very nice job of explaining their points of view about blogging. They talked about how blogging can fit into one’s personal life, benefit a small business, cope in a major corporation, and streamline the flow of information from blogs to your PC or handheld. Thirty minutes was not nearly […]
Blogging Panel
The four Demo panelists and I are looking forward to our attempt tomorrow morning to reveal the big picture about blogging and where it is headed. In case you didn’t see the preview, it is here. If you want to take a look at what the participants and moderator have been writing about lately, there […]
Demo Travel Woes
Every year I travel to Demo with eager anticipation, but as we all know, travel is not always fun. One of the major improvements in travel is the ability to print out a boarding pass at home before heading for the airport. American Airlines has made a lot of progress with aa.com over the recent […]
Power To The People
I knew that eventually competition would begin to take hold in broadband. I first wrote about this in a reflection May 12, 1998 — and must admit that my forecast was a bit premature. But now, at last, it is happening. At last year’s Vortex Conference, Larry Babbio, vice chairman of Verizon, said that they […]