Mike Pinkerton discusses the past, present and future of the development of the Camino browser, along with lessons learnt from Mozilla and the open source community.

Mark Pesce’s presentation on BitTorrent and the death of conventional TV held in May 2005 at the Australian Film Television and Radio School in Sydney. I’d love to hear his point of view today with the massive development of online video since.

And here some great rip-offs from a PC’s point of view:


[cheers Josh]

Good old 80s. Bad clothes, VW Golf cabriolets and lots of cocaine.

KishKish is a Skype plugin that analyses and illustrates the stress levels of the other person during a call in real-time. Skype 3.0 is required so Mac users will have to wait a while. Don’t ask me WTF the story with the cowboy is.

RockdotRock was formed…by Symantec Corporation as an alternative to broadcast advertising … As the world’s first adverband, their goal is to create awareness for their sponsor through the majesty of rock n’roll.

I love the straightforwardness of this promotion from Symantec. Simple fun instead of beating around the bush. A highlight are the silly lyrics in the discography section.

You may also want to have a look at their other site Safety Town which is very well done too: