Tag Archives: “Dave Winer”

Learnings from the Browser Wars

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Doc Searls

The question on Quora goes, What lessons can be learned from the first browser war between Microsoft and Netscape? I covered that war when it broke out, more than fifteen years ago. No magazine was interested in my writing then. … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, history, Ideas, Journalism, Past, problems, Quote, Technology | Tagged "Dave Winer", browser war, DaveNet, microsoft, Mozilla, Netscape, Userland, war | 5 Comments

Beyond the iPad

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Doc Searls

I was just interviewed for a BBC television feature that will run around the same time the iPad is launched. I’ll be a talking head, basically. For what it’s worth, here’s what I provided as background for where I’d be … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Fun, Future, Gear, Ideas, infrastructure, Journalism, Live Web, News, Technology, VRM | Tagged "Dave Winer", Andrew Oldyzko, Android, Apple, BBC, four party system, fourth party, iPad, Jeff Jarvis, Linux, Phil Windley, Steve Jobs, Symbian | 40 Comments

Up the creek without an iPaddle

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Doc Searls

In response to Dave‘s Reading tea leaves in advance of Apple’s announcements, I added this comment: Steve loves to uncork constipated categories with the world’s slickest laxative. So I’m guessing this new box will expand Apple’s retail shelf space to … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Gear, News, Quote, Technology | Tagged "Dave Winer", Amazon, Apple, Engadget, Garmin, Gizmodo, google, iPad, iphone, Joel Johnson, MG Sigler, Oreo cookie, silo, SKUs, Sony, Steve Jobs, TechCrunch, Trinitron | 29 Comments

The Father of All Business Models

Posted on January 6, 2010 by Doc Searls

First, read Dave‘s The Mother of all Business Models. The money grafs: Want to get a message to Dave while he’s on the BART riding under SF? $5. Want to get a message to him while he’s walking the tradeshow … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, Business, Cluetrain, Future, Ideas, Past, problems, Quote, Technology, VRM | Tagged "Dave Winer", Blogging, crm, Dave, Net, rss, syndication, VRM, Web | 14 Comments

The Infrastructure Dynamic

Posted on November 25, 2009 by Doc Searls

I just posted Rupert Murdoch vs. The Web, over at Linux Journal. In it I suggest that the Murdoch story (played mostly as Bing vs Google) is a red herring, and that the real challenge is to free the Web … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, infrastructure, Life, News, Politics, problems, Science, Technology | Tagged "Bob Frankston", "Dave Winer", "Net Neutrality", Bing, Business, dynamic, google, infrastructure, internet, Krakatoa, Montserrat, Net, News, oxygen, Pompeii, suckage, The Regulatorium | 13 Comments

Whose Side(wiki) Are You On?

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Doc Searls

What are we to make of Sidewiki? Is it, as Phil Windley says, a way to build the purpose-centric Web? Or is it, as Mike Arrington suggests, the latest way to “deface” websites? The arguments here were foreshadowed in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Berkman, Business, Events, Ideas, infrastructure, Life, music, problems, Technology | Tagged "Dave Winer", Chris Berendes, google, Kynetx, Phil Windley, Sidewiki, VRM, workshop | 26 Comments

User driven service bingo

Posted on August 10, 2009 by Doc Searls

If Twitter does everything Dave says they should do, they’d make a helpful move toward bingo on Joe Andrieu’s checklist of user-driven services. Here’s the list: Impulse from the User Control Transparency Data Portability Service Endpoint Portability Self Hosting User … Continue reading →

Posted in infrastructure, Technology, VRM | Tagged "Dave Winer", bingo, Control, data portability, duty of care, identity, improvability, Joe Andrieu, self hosting, self-managed identity, service endpoint portability, service portability, transparency, twitter, user driven, user driven service bingo, user generativity, VRM | 5 Comments

Reality 1.995.12

Posted on August 10, 2009 by Doc Searls

In the mid-1990s, when I couldn’t find anybody to publish my essays (I didn’t want to cover what I still call “vendor sports”, which eliminated most of the tech magazine market ), I followed Dave Winer‘s footsteps and published my … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Cluetrain, Future, Ideas, Journalism, Life, Past, Quote | Tagged "Dave Winer", abundance, AEJMC, Chris Anderson, Franklin, Free, Jefferson, Plus Paradigm, Reality 2.0 | 5 Comments

Journalism and Net Nativity

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Doc Searls

I don’t go to TV for Journalism any more, even though I’m sure there’s plenty left: needles scattered thorugh a haystack of channels and program schedules that have become so hard to navigate on satellite and cable systems that it’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, Journalism, problems | Tagged "Dave Winer", "Jay Rosen", "New York Times", bloggingheads, bug catching, cnn, Deborah Tannen, debugging, EmanciPay, Journalism, Maureen Dowd, Scott Rosenberg, tv | 8 Comments

Origins

Posted on April 13, 2009 by Doc Searls

Good of Vanity Fair to interview some of the Net’s and the Web’s fathers and sons (alas, no mothers or daughters), in a piece titled How the Web was Won. On vision: Leonard Kleinrock: Licklider was a strong, driving visionary, … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, Ideas, infrastructure, Journalism, Life, Past, Science | Tagged "Dave Winer", internet, Larry Roberts, Leonard Kleinrock, Robert Cailliau, Tim Berners-Lee, Vanity Fair, Wes Boyd, World Wide Web | 2 Comments