Looks like Yahoo! Mail have made the effort to support email standards 100%. This is excellent news, having one of the top mail clients prove their support to The Email Standards Project shows the weight this standard initiative has behind it.
I wrote about the importance of the Email Standards Project a while back. It’s [...]

Rather than type what I think, I’d like to share with you, my thoughts about the real difference between Europe and the Valley, as articulated by Eric Eldon on a TechCrunch post.
This the best version I’ve read to date. My favourite quote is ‘think Hollywood for geeks’.
Why is anybody comparing an entire continent to a [...]

Microsoft announced last week that Internet Explorer 8 passed the Acid2 test. This is a milestone because IE has never been supportive of standards in the past, forcing Web developers to create multiple versions of the same code to ensure their Web sites were compatible with as many browsers as possible. This is a serious [...]

I’d like to call a meeting to discuss the building of a networking ecosystem in Ireland to help increase awareness of events around the country.
One of my previous posts attracted much needed attention to this topic, as passionate people with great intentions (me included) agree to agree, without actually agreeing on an action plan.
I’d like [...]

Microsoft is claiming that the new version of Internet Explorer (IE 8.0) will be more supportive of standards. What they’re not saying is what standards they’ll support. I hope they choose to support the W3C, because as far as I’m concerned, they’re the most important standards available.
One of the standards I’d like Microsoft to dump [...]

I’ve been interviewed about my opinion regarding Web 3.0 on numerous occasions and thought it was time to write about it here as a way of drawing a line in the sand for future reference. It was actually Jason Calacanis’ twitter message about his definition that inspired me to put my thoughts on paper, so [...]

Actually Sam didn’t attend Le Web this year. I used his name badge instead, which many thought was quite creative, providing a lot of people with a giggle. It was actually a good conversational point.
Thanks to Pat Phelan for the picture. Dan Applequist amongst others uploaded theirs to flickr. Pictures of my badge seem to [...]