Lily starts to have second thoughts about marring Marshall because the things she always planned to do before being married and she didn’t yet. Meanwhile, Ted gets a phone call from the marriage agency telling him that they finally found a match for him.
Lily applies for an art fellowship in San Francisco to run away [...]

I’ve just discovered a new news portal that left me bewildered.
NewsVisual.com analyses real news or rumors and uses a personal relationships map of people and companies for giving credibility to the news piece.
A couple of examples:

Real news: NBC announces that it will sell episodes of its shows through Amazon instead of iTunes as it was [...]

This friday, I had the opportunity to talk about where digital media are going toward. It was in “Newsrooms Trends 2007” meeting held by El País Catalunya, and Xavier Vidal-Folch was the host.
A few and international audience about 20 people, coming from UK, France, Polonia, Venezuela or United Emirates and other countries.
My untrue transcription of [...]

Since last week, I’m using my brand new Blackberry Pearl.
One of my first objectives as a blackberrian was to achive wireless and automatic syncronization between my outlook calendar, my google calendar and my blackberry calendar.
Price of my solution: $32.94USD
Be able to manage and share my schedule whenever and everywhere: priceless
First step: Having an [...]

Jim sends me new acronyms:
APPLE:
Arrogance Produces Profit-Losing Entity
OS/2:
Obsolete Soon, Too
MICROSOFT:
Most Intelligent Customers Realize Our Software Only Fools Teenagers
WINDOWS:
Will Install Needless Data On Whole System

For people who don’t understand why the photo above is the geekest thing I’ve ever seen, just two tips:

Google Maps started to offer photo views from the street in some US cities
robots.txt is a file hosted in the Internet servers that tells Google what to search and what not to search (with the Disallow keyword)