Are you very excited about IE 7…. well you shouldn’t be. Because Firefox is continuing to be much more superior than IE. If you don’t believe me then you need to read this review by cnet

The podcast Callie and I did couple weeks ago with Giovanni Gallucci is available now

part 1
and
part 2

The podcast was initially supposed to cover Tag My City But we end up rambling around more topics such as ThingsICanDo.com, Ximda, web2.0 and Dallas on Rails

You can listen to these podcasts at QuesoCompuesto.com (part 1
& part 2)

Callie and I are meeting today with Giovanni from TheAgencyBlog to do a PodCast about Tag My City website.

Please feel free to come and share your opinions with us.

click here for meeting info.

Jason has created very nice logs for DoR (Dallas on Rails).

Which one is your favorite?

I was thinking yesterday that web 2.0 has created a new type of entrepreneurs. These entrepreneurs mostly have deep tech knowledge and a little business experience.

I get asked a lot about my business models for Tag My City and Things I Can Do and I can’t help noticing that traditional entrepreneurs miss the point of web 2.0 applications.

Web 2.0 was created by people who wanted to solve problems first rather than getting rich fast. They focussed on the end-user rather than the VC firm.

YouTube and del.icio.us are few examples of great applications that created without clear business models.

Open Source software has made it possible to build ideas without any VC help. I personally think that investment money comes at an expensive price ….. freedom :)

Please share your thoughts..

The output of this session was amazing. I had the opportunity to talk to the best web gurus and discuss ways to improve Tag My City.

Also it was a great event for networking with other people working on developing interesting entrepreneurial ideas.

Special thanks to Erica for her great efforts to improve community networking and to promote local entrepreneurs.

Giovanni Gallucci did a great job covering the event. Check out his pictures and podcast

I took this photo of Eric Meyer when we were leaving Adam’s Mark Hotel at the end of the Webmaster Jam Session in Dallas, TX

I think it’s awesome, maybe he should use it on his webiste