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This morning, I went to the Science Museum to talk to Ada Lovelace herself about Charles Babbage, his…

For the last couple of weeks, i’ve been watching the Wikipedia bru-ha-ha. As folks probably know, i got…

UPDATE: Ward left Microsoft Impressionistic transcript from Ward Cunningham’s opening keynote at wikisym… I don’t need to explain wiki to this…

“I don’t read anymore; I just talk to people who have.” — Dr. Tom Malloy, University of Utah…

I have a hard time respecting anyone who believes that science or technology is neutral. Unfortunately, even when…

I’m in Frankfurt this week for the first Wikipedia conference. Jimmy Wales has been warming up for his Wikimania…

wikiHow is one of the more interesting cases of opening a proprietary content and community site. A couple…

If you have been reading this blog, you have known that social search is coming. At Supernova 2005, Jeff Weiner,…

I was quite skeptical that the LA Times Wikitorial experiment could foster anything but an edit war. Especially when the first…

Slashdot, one of my few ‘must scan three times a day’ sites, has notoriously poorly coordinated and unskeptical…

Enterprises are adopting social software out of both fear and greed. Fear is the primary driver for corporate…

Google, the publicly held Mountain View, CA firm best known for its search engine, has acquired dodgeball, a social…

I’ve been meaning to write a paper on “The Significance of ‘Social Software’” for some time, but… In…

Creative Commons’ decision to work with BzzAgents has upset big CC supporters, such as Suw: for Creative Commons to start…

Today, Yahoo invited a handful of “influencers” to have early access to their new product 360 degrees. Apparently,…