@shapshak speaking at #islabs (taking this photo is apparently "nerdy" according to an IS geek)
via Gravity
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A great account of how Mozilla has impacted on the Web and, in some ways, made it what it is today.
Google Latitude, a service that works with your mobile phone to enable people to see where you are, has launched 2 new services with interesting potential for mobile journalism: Location History and Location Alerts.
Can you imagine the privacy concerns?
Can't think of any other social service that is down as often as Twitter! Also can't understand blind devotion to this service.
I have two main occupations at the moment. I am a Web and Digital Media lawyer (my website is http://webtechlaw.com) and I am a blogger.evangelist.maven (my blog is http://pauljacobson.org). I live and work in Johannesburg, South Africa.
My main profile is at http://bit.ly/pauljacobson and you can find links to pretty much all my other profiles and access points here.
