My most active post, via search results and comments is I Hate Travelocity.
When I wrote the post, I specifically titled it as such to get it to show up in search results for people who weren’t happy with Travelocity. Better still, just searching on the term “travelocity” gets that post into the top 20, […]
I read an odd post on Peter Merholz’s site today. He complains about 37signals singling out Information Architects in their Getting Real book. It miffed him off enough to pronounce 37signals’ views and rhetoric to be shallow.
Jason has chimed in a couple of times in the comments on that thread. […]
This is part prediction, part wish.
Based on everything I saw at SXSW, the coming 12 months will bring a lot of changes and not just to the web. So much energy, creativity, inspiration, and motivation was spawned. Things will come in big, small, and smaller packages, but one thing is for sure: sit […]
I’ll add the details tomorrow, but damn I am pissed. And happy. And concerned.
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So, I have a little sleep in me now. Actually, more sleep than I’ve had any night here so far.
The most important thing first: 9rules Network and Bryan Veloso won SXSW Web Awards last night. We were […]
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