With 2008 almost over and everyone celebrating (or dreading) the upcoming new year, it seems that many people have an opinion about what 2009 will bring to our over communicated globe (note: thanks Twitter).
While no one can forecast what the future

The list-making has begun. No, not gift wish lists—I mean those end of year lists of the top, best, or most important. In recent days there have been three new lists of notable women in tech.
The Wall Street Journal published a list of The 50 Women to

LinkedIn opens an applications platform with applications from Google, Amazon, Six Apart, WordPress, Box.net, Huddle, SlideShare and TripIt. The move is designed to foster secure communications and collaboration among employees at a time when many

LinkedIn has finally switched on its own OpenSocial-powered apps platform, which, on the surface at least, borrows quite a bit from Facebook. Unlike Facebook, however, apps are being heavily vetted by LinkedIn to ensure that they remain focused on

Thord’s post on using WordPress as a CMS got me to thinking about all the times I’ve used Movable Type for that purpose. I use MT for the same reason he uses WP — I know it well enough I can make it do anything I want. It also helps that Six Apart has