[Published in Het Financieele Dagblad, the Dutch financial times, on the opening day of WCIT 2010 in Amsterdam.] A shadow economy controls all of the systems of monetary influence in the world. This system derives value from sharing wealth, in the form of information. It is the economy of words, metered by our attention. This […]
Read more »I had an amazing time in Amsterdam, and will be writing lots more about it later. For now, enjoy this brief interview with the Dutch Cowboys at iPhone Developer’s Camp. Thanks to all who attended—this is just the beginning.
Read more »I enjoyed speaking with Henry Tenenbaum on Sunday morning. I see the future following the model of the past, which is: we started out with this SMS application. Thank you, @HenryTen and @KRON4News for a great experience!
Read more »It’s been an amazing couple of weeks on the Book Tour and now back in San Francisco. More great news is coming but I’d like to share with you a list of recent press, bound to entertain: San Francisco Chronicle:Â Big companies competing in app marketplace (11/11/09) Social Media Hour:Â #31 (11/10/09) The Bulletin:Â 10 Books to Read […]
Read more »The Wall Street Journal has taken note of the small form: The literary topic du jour is Twitter, with an onslaught of book deals about the site being made in recent months. For example, former Gawker blogger Nick Douglas snagged a book deal with HarperCollins on a tome about the wittiest messages written on Twitter, to […]
Read more »I was lucky enough to be available for this Nightline piece on Twitter. I spoke for about half an hour with the irascible John Donvan, which got boiled down to about 30 seconds about our book (starting around 5:22 in the above clip): [Dom skateboarding] John Donvan: He’s writing a book about his Twitter experiences, […]
Read more »They’re no Strunk and White, but Dom Sagolla and Adam Jackson are aiming to do for Twitter what “The Elements of Style†did for good writing on paper: outline elementary rules of usage, composition and grammar. Thus begins an article on our book in the Bits & Blogs section of the New York Times. From […]
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