Talking On The Internet: Recent Episodes
Nathan Burke
Nathan Burke and J. Trent Adams talk about online privacy, what we're willing to give up for personalization, and what we consider worthwhile use of our PII vs. targeting for targeting sake.
We've changed our name from object location, but we're still talking about the same stuff. Today we'll be talking about SXSW panels, beatthat.com, magnify.net, and whatever else comes up.
Today we'll be talking about how to find great stuff on the web. There's so much excellent content out there, but how do you filter through the junk to get to just what you want?
Today we're talking about Cuil, the new search engine that launched today. We'll also be talking about the different OpenID providers and how they are different.
Today we'll talk about Facebook Connect, Trent's OMMA Behavioral Conference, Nathan's podcamp Boston presentation, and OpenID
What's new on the web? Today we'll be talking about the new .me TLDs, SezWho's new partnerships, podcamp Boston 3, and the rel button.
Call in #: (347) 539-5920 Today we're talking about the iPhone. RRW calls it the new personal computer. Michael Mace just wrote an article entitled "Hypenotized by Apple." Obviously this is more than just a phone. Let's talk about the iPhone
J. Trent Adams and Nathan Burke from matchmine cover news and topics related to web startups. Today's show will focus on the iPhone Application Directory launch, paidContent.org being acquired, and how video on the net is evolving.
Trent Adams and Nathan Burke of matchmine discuss Yahoo's new BOSS initiative, the balance between openness and control, open APIs, ShopFlick.com, and any other web stuff that happens to come up.
Nathan Burke and Trent Adams of matchmine talk about how matchmine started, what it is all about, and where it's going. Trent explains the difference between URL and URI, and Nathan takes a look at TripSay.
Trent Adams and Nathan Burke talk tech with a focus on data portability, web 2.whatever, and any other tech topic that comes along.
Trent Adams and Nathan Burke talk tech with a focus on data portability, web 2.whatever, and any other tech topic that comes along.