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An exchange with Michael Krigsman and Ed Yourdon on Twitter this morning prompted me to post my thoughts on this topic. To be clear on my position - I am a Twitter user and love the kind of communication and connectivity that it enables.  I really want Twitter to be successful

When Mark Pesce talks about the power of social connection and technology it all makes sense.  Here he's giving the keynote at AuRemix 08 and talking about the real power of of the internet and social networking.  He is also sounding a call to action for those of

At the FITT lunch in iMAX Theatre. The topic is womens' communication needs and how new technology like unified communications can help us. The panel members are: * Patricia Scott, Secretary of the Federal Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy * Holly Kramer, Group Managing Director, Product Management, Telstra

actually CeBIT is a great place to catch up with people in the IT industry in Sydney. Many people go, after all it's an afternoon out of the office. And even if you're not interested in the content, the social side of things can be good.

Dropped in at CeBIT for while today.  Was at the Bloggerzone for the royal visit of uber blogger and web entrepreneur Jason Calacanis and his entourage of men in suits, then wandered about checking out the exhibits and running into various friends and acquaintances. It's a pity the

"CeBIT Australia 2008, the local incarnation of the world's biggest ICT trade show, opens in Sydney tomorrow with this year's fair expecting 35,000 visitors including 1,500 from overseas, according to Jackie Taranto, manager of Hanover Fairs Australia, the company behind the show."