Guy Kawasaki talks about his disastrous new startup. “So I’m now trying this experiment where you invest $12,000, and I can do 40 of those.” Please Guy – don’t create 39 more crappy sites like Truemors.

Interview with Gabe Rivera of Techmeme. The coolest part: “I’m supporting everything myself. No staff. No investors. Self-funded.”

DVR’s, TV shows on iTunes, VOD, etc. are driving changes in how “live” viewers are counted

“I decided to see if someone old enough to remember when answering machines were a radical communication breakthrough could find someone, anyone, among those 17 million willing to connect with me …”

“Listening in on random strangers’ conversations is more likely to be boring than not, and that’s what you’re doing if you just go to twitter.com and start clicking around.”

Dion Hincliffe gives an overview of Enterprise 2.0

Create local guides for anything

Justin from justin.tv visits the Digg.com office in San Francisco

Interview with Matt Mullenweg, co-creator of WordPress

Part 2 of the interview with WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg

“Businesses are getting a whole lot more interested in the impact of consumer technology usage habits on their own requirements for business technology solutions.”

“…what these new tools will do is further shift the power to develop out of the IT department and further into the hands of advanced users”

Visualizing Twitter relationships

Next action: find some time to get through this massive list of GTD resources.

A very cool mash-up between Last.fm and YouTube. Legend has it that the developer built this in one day.

“…get IT on your side – you’re going to need to play with these folks eventually and they may end up being the implementers of your quiet revolution. With IT on your team, you have another ally in the fight.”

Web based GTD application

8-part interview with David Allen, creator of GTD

Just like Twittervision but for photos.

Very interesting post by WordPress founder