Socialtext offices visit in Palo Alto with Ross Mayfield.
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Podcast: S.A.S. le Prince Albert II de Monaco
S.A.S. le Prince Albert II de Monaco accepted to give me two minutes for his first podcast ever at the Monaco Media Forum. Thank you again Monseigneur and your team for this podcast and the incredible way you hosted us in Monaco.
You can also download the m4v file or the audio.
Join us for a dinner with Marc Canter in Paris on Friday, August 27th
Marc Canter will be in Paris on Friday evening.
I am organising a dinner for him so if you want to join us, please add your name to this wiki page or leave a comment on this post.
Marc Canter with Robert Scoble and Phil Wolff
I love my cab
FCC Boss Chairman Powell started his weblog
Read today in Wired News (thanks Marco !): “WASHINGTON — U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell has started his own Web log to reach out to the high-tech community and bypass the scores of Washington lobbyists who typically skulk around his office.
Powell, who wants to avoid regulating new technologies like Web-based telephone service for fear of stifling innovation, said he started the blog to encourage the high-tech industry to get involved because its past practice of flying under the radar to avoid regulations would no longer work. “
The blogger entrepreneurs dinner in Paris
from left to right: Bruno, Pascal, Rodrigo, Patrick, Mathieu, me, Jean-Michel and Pierre
Thanks, Pascal, for having organized this dinner in Paris
This dinner gathered 8 French entrepreneurs bloggers (some of them blog in English) and we decided we would launch a multi-authored blog where we would share our thoughts and ideas about entrepreneurship, open to any entrepreneur as an author.
Who is in to write on it ? I know Paulo is and a few others around Europe. Anybody else ?
Eva Biaudet’s blog
It is great, Joi, that you got our fellow GLT -that I met in Davos as well- Eva Biaudet, member of the Finnish Parliament to blog !
Joi the Japanese Internet star ?
Joi in the USA today and the same article in about 50 other sources.
Great PR, Joi !
Just imagine if a blogger did like this journalist, posting the same story to 50 different weblogs, I guess he would be flamed for polluting the blogosphere, right ?
NB. Joi can you tell the journalist he forgot the link to Six Apart :=)