Category Archives: Weblogs
YoBykes Yo Speed Buying Experience
Disclousre: I got a discount on the product discussed in this post. Read on, you can too. Couple of weeks back, I bought a electric 2-wheeler YoBykes‘s YO Speed. It was an impulse purchase spanning 2-years. I bought it from … Continue reading
BlogDay 2007: Serendipity is the new Geography
In the good old days, geography was the biggest factor that controlled what you can ‘find’ and access. Even with the advent of faster, cheaper, easier communication methods, the tight coupling between serendipity and geography remained. Mainly due to the … Continue reading
Microbrand, Micropublishing
Recently I came across blog post that are must read anyone following the blog/web2.0 trend. Hugh McLeod on Stormhoek Microbrand building I love #15: 15. It took two years, but Stormhoek is finally starting to feel like working for a … Continue reading
Funny Questions, Pak humour blog
I came across this Pakistani blog that I find very funny. Check it out.
Project Green Hands Mass Tree Planting Marathon
When an A-lister bites the toenail it is discussed with vivid detail in Blogosphers. When something Earth changing like a Mass Tree Planting Marathon is underway, I’m surprised by the deafening silence! Project Green Hands of Isha Foundation is an … Continue reading
Look mom, I found some crayons in BlogCamp
You never know what spending quality time with a bunch of wide eyed bushy tailed young bloggers will transform you into. Never in my life I though I will draw a cartoon, but blogcamp can change that all in one … Continue reading
A room full of Mr Bean: BlogCamp Rocks on Day 1
BarCamp opened with a short talk by Kiruba the key organizer, describing BlogCamp as ‘Organized Chaos’. Funny enough the ‘organized ‘ sounded like organized as in ‘organized crime’. As per the plan, chaos there was plenty, it was like a … Continue reading
NASSCOM e-Gov, Walking the talk, and Leadership
Generally I don’t pay much attention to NASSCOM as they champion the big league and cater to different segment of Indian IT. Yesterday, I was led to the NASCOMM Leadership Forum’s blog via Kiruba’s twitter stream. I found the blogpost … Continue reading →