Ken Leebow’s Site has Moved

http://www.kayak.com/h/buzz/flights
Kayak, a travel search engine, has a very cool airfare map mashup. Let’s face it, most of the mashups aren’t very useful. This one is.

Okay, so you like mashups: Well, here’s the mashup capital of the Net.

Do you recall ‘’the IT revolution‘’ that the business press has been pushing for the last 20 years? Sorry to tell you this, but that was just the prologue. The last 20 years were about forging, sharpening and distributing all the new tools to collaborate and connect. Now the real information revolution is about to begin as all the complementarities among these collaborative tools start to converge. One of those who first called this moment by its real name was Carly Fiorina, the former Hewlett-Packard C.E.O., who in 2004 began to declare in her public speeches that the dot-com boom and bust were just ‘’the end of the beginning.'’ The last 25 years in technology, Fiorina said, have just been ‘’the warm-up act.'’ Now we are going into the main event, she said, ‘’and by the main event, I mean an era in which technology will truly transform every aspect of business, of government, of society, of life.'’

http://www.searchenginejournal.com
Search Engine Journal has a post about Revolution 2.1. Yo Search Engine Watch: It’s Revolution 3.0.

http://www.mtvu.com/uber
http://www.comedycentral.com/motherload
You make the call.

Here are two TV stations that have created content/sites just for the Internet.

Oh yeah, have I said: “Times they are a-changin.” Of course, that quote was originally twanged by Bob “commercial” Dylan. Bob, you sold out! I guess “Times they are a-changin.” Ka-ching.

http://www.pandemicflu.gov
George W. Bush announced the government’s site about the pandemic flu. That’s one site that I will not be visiting. However, true to Jon Stewart insight and humor, this is an incredible video about the impending pandemic flu.

By the way, I read in the Wall Street Journal that someone did get the Avion Flu by giving a bird mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. So my advice to you is . . . well, you get it.