DISQUS

I actually think the interview was ok. Lacy's attitude and casualness allowed Zuckerberg to relax a bit and speak more freely than he typically does. Sure it was unusual, but it was effective. I honestly believe that is what her intent and it worked. We did get a more candid Zuckerberg than usual

great post. Good thoughts

this is very cool. It does make MyBlogLog seem like the sketchiest service around. The problem is that there are too few MBL users. If it was big enough, it could represent another type of data portability.

i'm in for 350 and will pick up anywhere in NYC

what do you mean by "heavy" vs "light"? Is that the amount of *blogging* is done?

I couldn't agree more. In fact, i wrote the exact same stuff 10 weeks ago: http://sideways8.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/twitt...

The main difference to me seems to be that people under the age of 25 use facebook and the older crowd uses twitter.

I couldn't agree more with your review. I thought it was a great book for anyone who loves music.

i wrote some more thoughts i had about it on my blog here:
http://sideways8.wordpress.com/2007/05/09/love-...

good review! i would love to get a copy of the Cary Grant article if you get a chance. (mplewis at google mail)

I'm a younger user and although i don't play video games as much as your Tom, i do love them - specifically Halo which is a first-person shooter. While it is more graphic than other games, they are also more fun.
I have friends who have gone to iraq (where LOTS of video games are played btw) who have experienced horrific events. I can safely say that their video game experience is nothing like an actual war experience. If it brings us non-soldiers closer to the actual events, that may be good in helping us understand. And again, this is all second-hand, but while i do think video games are closer than past games to actual war, it is still NOWHERE near the reality.