collaboration

I’ve been working my way through Google Sites, while comparing it to the original JotSpot account I had. So far the feature that I miss most is the ability to email to a page on Google Sites. Emailing to a page in JotSpot made it possible to enable pages as excellent stores for [...]

Tagged as: Cloud Computing, collaboration, Google, Google Sites

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Finally the old JotSpot has been released by Google. Google Sites made a big splash yesterday, and by the end of the day most bloggers were complaining about how much JotSpot had been stripped down from the original application. I’ve had a JotSpot account since the early beta days, so when I finally [...]

Tagged as: Chris Sacca, collaboration, Google, Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Sites, GrandCentral, JotSpot, Marissa Mayer, Wiki

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There is some buzz around the announcement of Prologue, Automattic’s - the makers of Wordpress - new ‘group twitter’ application. It seems to be more of a presence tool than anything else:
We’re fans of Twitter around here, in fact many Automatticians have accounts, but while the format appealed to us it really just [...]

Tagged as: 37Signals, Automattic, Basecamp, collaboration, Presence, Wordpress

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There are few web 2.0 companies that get as much positive buzz as 37Signals does. For the uninitiated, 37Signals is the company behind some of the more practical web applications and productivity tools available today. One of their most popular applications, Backpack, was recently updated. Essentially, backpack is a light wiki-type application [...]

Tagged as: 37Signals, Ajax, Backpack, collaboration, GTD, Highrise, Palm, Satchel, Web application

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