So I posted a couple of days ago about Ragan’s new social networking Web site for PR professionals and lo and behold, today I opened my comments moderation queue and amongst all the spam for pharmaceuticals I saw comments from Mark Ragan, the Ragan CEO, and David Murray, the developer who is dedicated to building [...]

Ragan Communications has launched a social networking site that is tailored for PR professionals.  The first thing I noticed was the video greeting from their conference director, Rebecca Anderson, which is a smart move in my opinion because Rebecca is beautiful and well spoken, but the video could have been cut a bit better.  I [...]

Last night I was in a taxi, coming home from Dragonfly in the Dupont Circle area and the cabbie asked if I would mind if he picked up some additional fares.  I didn’t really care so he scooped up a group of law students on their way to Foggy Bottom. 
They were a pretty gregarious group, and [...]

Some free newspapers have a bulletin board space where people can essentially post personals to people they have met in passing, in the community.  Basically you get things like “I saw you at the coffee shop and I was wearing a blue trucker hat, yada yada yada.”  The thing about these is that they are completely catchy [...]

A few highlights from March 2007:

Continued growth in Second Life: I really figured that SL would be in the trough of discontent by now but they continue to press on.  This past month, the European Union has expressed interest in opening up a digital embassy in SL; judge Richard Posner entered Second Life to promote his upcoming [...]