Welcome to the GGP for another week. I have had a busy week and thrown myself into this weeks show. That was a lame excuse for the lack of blogging.
In this episode I interview Loic Le Meur, the founder and CEO of seesmic. It was a fantastic interview about seesmic, video, the evolution of a [...]

Something a bit different this week and hopefully some answers to our listeners many questions.
This week we attempt to answer the question: Why do I need twitter? To do that we have invited onto the show JJProjects. JJ is known for his twitter obsession and knows the community very well.
We hope that you enjoy this [...]

I have been watching this application for a while and I have recently got beta access to the new version. With that I have a number of invites to share.
For those that don’t know what EverNote is, it is a 3 part application - you can choose which parts you want or need and not [...]

As people would know we have been talking a lot about video lately. You will have also noticed that I have been posting some video content here on the blog. The stuff that you see from me is powered by seesmic.
Seesmic is an awesome service and it has me very excited about the possibilities and [...]

Today Mashable announced that they have introduced video commenting. It is a great feature and as Pete points out “the way of the future”. I am not aware of other blogs that allow their readers to do this, so this is a first. At least in a high traffic site as far as I know.
Readers [...]

You know the story: you go to a website and you get 404′ed. Now you know your connection is fine. You make sure and fire up your mail, download the RSS and send an email while your waiting for your RSS that you know is working. You try the obvious sites like Google. Then you [...]

Last week I was interviewed as part of The Productivity Show here on TPN. Something a little bit different for me, being the other person! But I had a blast on the show.
It is all geek, Tony Goodson and I talk about the trappings of technology for geeks and what we do to try and [...]

I don’t suppose that there are any limits to a URL, well as far as length of it and the characters used. The website I tracked down today proves that to some degree.
These sites with wacky URL’s are mainly collectors items, just to say that you have it. I would not say that they are [...]

I really like this series of videos. The one that I have used the most is RSS in Plain English, but now there is one for twitter!
So for those of you having trouble explaining what twitter is. Or maybe your a listener of the show (Herne) and are still asking yourself why you need twitter, [...]