Ken Leebow’s Site has Moved

http://www.incredibleinternet.com
This site, Incredible Internet is a Qwest Communications site. As Qwest’s Incredible Internet Guy, I advise kids, parents and teachers about the Wonders of the Web. If you’re one of those, you might want to check out all the stuff we have @ the site.

We just posted the lesson plan for Wikipedia and have a lot of information about online safety, identity theft and many incredible sites for the Connected Family.

http://video.on.nytimes.com
Podcasting might be “the word of the year”, but I’m a whole lot more juiced about video. I think the Times needs more content, but the trend is starting. Hold on tight: 2006 is going to be an interesting year for convergence.

http://www.mediasite.com
I can’t believe it: This is the type of site that I’ve been in search of for years. No joke. Media site says: “Linking you to the world of expertise.” It’s only a beginning, I’m incredibly excited.

Gotta go: There’s a Jack Welch interview I want to watch.

http://www.fimoculous.com/year-review-2005.cfm
. . . for lists, lists, and more lists. For years, this feller has been keeping track of — the best of lists.

http://www.whatgoeson.com
I have no clue where I was when Princess Diana died. However, 25-years later, I know exactly where I was when John Lennon died — teaching a course in Orlando, Florida.

This blog says it best: “Where Beatles Fans Refuse To Let It Be…” — Imagine.

http://paulenglish.com/ivr
Prior to entering the Internet space (1996), I owned a voice mail business — VIP (Voice Information Processing). Would you believe, when I started, we had to explain voice mail to people.

Here’s the one thing that bugs me about voice mail: After listening to an individual’s message, the voice mail system kicks in and offers many options. Here’s the only option that should exist — BEEP. Collectively, just think how much time has been wasted listening to all those stupid options.

The above site lists large companies and how to get to a human being. Did I say, I hate voice mail?

http://carpetbagger.nytimes.com
The New York Times has its branded blog. Fortunately, it does not look like About.com’s “non-blog” site. They’ve done a nice job. One area that needs a little work — its link section.