Ken Leebow’s Site has Moved

http://www.delicious.com
As a stockholder of Yahoo, I have to say I love what they are doing.

I use Yahoo’s MyWeb and Delicious. Here’s a tip for Yahoo . . .

1. Make Delicious prettier
2. Make every world searchable (like MyWeb)

Yahoo . . . have an incredible weekend.

http://answers.yahoo.com
Yahoo has a new site and . . . drum roll please . . . I tested it . . . and in my e-mail I received accurate answers within one-hour.

Way to go Yahoo!

2004 — Blog
2005 — Podcast
2006 — Convergence (It’s all starting to come together)

In memory of my grandfather — The Professor and philosopher.

It’s very simple:

1. The journalist blogger (Forbes, Time, NY Times, and zillions of others) blog because they have to.

2. The non-journalist blogger blogs because he has an expertise and is passionate about it.

And . . . this is very important: The journalist is trained in telling: They do not participate in a two-way conversation. The non-journalist blogger enjoys two-communication.

Don’t believe me: Here’s the test. E-mail a journalist (if the e-mail address is listed) — an e-mail that “requires” a response. I’ll bet you will not get a response. Now e-mail the non-journalist blogger. I’ll bet you’ll get a response.

http://openmap.bbn.com/~tomlinso/ray/home.html
The Business Week writer who wrote the MySpace cover story, has a term for the yoot of today: Generation @. Okay.

If you want to know the feller who created the @ within e-mail, check the above Web site. Ray will tell you how he decided on the use of the @ as the separator.

For what’s it worth, I call the yoot of today: The Internet Generation.

http://www.lifehacker.com
Google’s Gmail can act as a FTP site for you. Need to share files, backup files, or you just want to goof around with Google’s unlimted disk storage capacity, try this incredible utitlity (for Firefox).

I uploaded a bunch of photos. If you want to check out my “FTP” site, go to gmail.com and use this login and password:
login: leebowftp
password: ftpftp

I wish Google would allow photos stored in Picasa to be uploaded like this. Come on Google, get with it.