We just wound up our Innovation Israel tour of Israel's tech community, and I'm in awe of the Silicon Valley alpha geeks I traveled with during the week. (Here's our group blog: Travelinggeeks.com.)
Anyone in the media, publishing or tech business should be interested in the software applications and Web 2.0 tools (on the Web and on the desktop) that these folks use on an almost daily basis.
Firefox
Twitter Google Reader Facebook TypePad (blog platform), but switching to WordPress Gmail Google Talk Flickr del.icio.us Skype Ourmedia (video sharing and media publishing) Veoh SpinXpress (private file sharing) ImageWell (image capture and resizing/cropping tool)
iTunes
Activewords (PC-only productivity tool)
Snapz Pro (Mac-only screen and video capture)
Flock
Dopplr LastFM
iChat
Will now start:
FriendFeed
Foxytunes
Seesmic Magnolia
Pretty informative list of tools that help you publish, share, communicate and become more productive. Want to add your own favorite software applications? List them in the comments above.
We just wound up our Innovation Israel tour of Israel's tech community, and I'm in awe of the Silicon Valley alpha geeks I traveled with during the week. (Here's our group blog: Travelinggeeks.com.)
Anyone in the media, publishing or tech business should be interested in the software applications and Web 2.0 tools (on the Web and on the desktop) that these folks use on an almost daily basis.
The problem is that the remedies proposed would undermine the
characteristics of the Internet that have made it such a fantastic engine of innovation -- primarily the right to innovate without
permission from an incumbent who may be threatened by your innovation.
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