Monthly Archives: October 2007

I wrote below, about the lack of response from the mybloglog support, concerning the migration to Yahoo! IDs. Well, Ian Kennedy their product manager, read my blog and replied! Hi there, Saw your note on your blog about wondering what … Continue reading →

Well, if something is bugging you , now you can let your friends know that with the new Phonebugger app. Phonebugger written by my friend Yair, was launched today as a Facebook app. While still in beta and with limited … Continue reading →

By way of Mark Evans, here is a simple and interesting presentation that explains how Google returns results to your queries.

As you can see, I have the mybloglog widget on my right sidebar.  I have sent their support this question, but have not received a coherent answer  I can no longer access my account, since it is now asking for … Continue reading →

Another interesting meeting I had at Von Israel was with Dr. Christian Stredicke the young (well not as young as Schyler Deerman…) founder and CEO of Snom. Snom is one of the smaller IP Phone manufacturers when compared to Polycom, … Continue reading →

One way is by the age of their employees. Yesterday at Von Israel, I ran into Schyler Deerman the 19 year old head of international marketing (my mistake in translating from Hebrew) EMEA sales rep for Digium. Now that is … Continue reading →

You can watch the speeches and presentations which were recorded on Pulver TV. Most of them are in English, though a few are in Hebrew.

Surj Patel, a highly respected technologist, and someone I like to think of as a friend is joining the leading tech blogger , Om Malik at GigaOm! While I did hear these rumors a couple of days ago, I was … Continue reading →

I was walking down the hallway at Von Israel, together with my friend Yaron Orenstein the Israeli internet maven, when Guy Zohar (an Israeli TV executive) called out to us “here are my Facebook friends!” Now, I think the last … Continue reading →

Von Israel is taking place this Sunday and Monday in Israel, in a new office park right across the road from Tel Aviv Airport. Now in the second year, it seems to be much more exciting than last year. Maybe … Continue reading →