Is Microblogging your thing?
If so HelloTxt.com may just make your life easier. HelloTxt allows you to post to a variety of Microblogs at the same time. The services they support are Twitter of course, Jaiku, Yappd, Pownce, Tumblr, Meemi, Beemood, and GoZub. With HelloTxt a single message can reach all of these services at the same time [...]
Read MoreUsing Tangler to get Beta Invites
Not sure how many of you have heard of or use Tangler, if you haven’t heard of Tangler it is basically a discussion network. You can have multiple discussion forums in one place, given that you create your group forum on Tangler. To my knowledge forums cannot be imported. Anyway one of the best ways [...]
Read MoreWeb Racism, will it ever die?
One of our great contributing writers, Maurice Cherry, recently posted an article titled “Where are all the Black Web Professionals.” It is a great read, please check it out. Anyway, what leads me to bring up this post is all the discussion it has generated. It is definitely a touchy subject that hits home for [...]
Read MoreWeek in Links: OutTwit, African-American “Digerati,” and Diversity
Outlook + Twitter = OutTwit This might help some of you Twitter users. The Black Digital Elite: African American Leaders of the Information Revolution Good Read. AIGA Diversity Initiative If you are a designer or a member of AIGA they have a Diversity Initiative. You may have to verify they have one in your local [...]
Read MoreHip-Hop 2.0: Soulja Boy Is A Web 2.0 Wonder
I’ve been talking about this Soulja Boy Web phenomenon every moment I get — on my own blog, in blog comments, in face-to-face conversations. So of course it was funny today, when perusing my Google Reader for coverage of Pop!Tech and Web 2.0 Summit (mainly because I missed not actually having been there), that I [...]
Read MoreWhere Are The Black Web Professionals?
Young and middle-aged white men are designing the modern Web. It’s a rather obvious claim which can be supported by the results from the 2007 Web Design Survey results from A List Apart (ALA). According to ALA, “the results represent the first data ever collected on the business of web design and development as practiced [...]
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