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Yesterday two of Twitter accounts I control got mentioned in ReadWriteWeb article 50+ Semantic Web Pros to Follow on Twitter. That’s @zemanta (my company’s account) and @gandalfar (personal twitter). This allowed me to measure how many new followers I would get as a consequence of this story. Today TweetDeck told me for my personal account: […]
— conferences, ideas, zemanta
Image via Wikipedia Going to conferences is exciting activity, where you get to spend a few days in a completely different environment, around peers listening to exciting people who you most often look up to. But most of trade-show conferences today are not organized like academic conferences where you get to take home a full […]
Most of my readers are by now probably already aware of Wordle, Java applet, that allows neat visualization tags. Given that Zemanta released early alpha API preview recently, I was looking for a fun project to showcase some of it. So for this experiment I’m going to try to visualize some of the popular classic […]
Source: WikipediaI am going to present the colours of Zemanta this weekend at SemanticCamp in London. Besides showing the latest secret technology we are developing I am also hoping that we can have some interesting debates about usability aspects of the whole thing. Related articles Lengths of article titles [via Zemanta] More statistics [via Zemanta]
— everyday life, Tech, zemanta
Saturday I visited BarCamp – Sezna Confini 2008, user generated conference, that was organized in Klagenfurt. Besides giving a presentation on Zemanta, I also made some interesting notes from some of the presentations that I’m sharing below. In the first session “Time & ideas for bloggingâ€, we heard from the authors of So Isses blog. […]
After successful presentation at the Investors day, we had a nice evening out in the city. One of the venues we visited was the “Absolut Ice Bar London“. The idea is very simple, have a bar that is whole under ice and serve some nice cocktails to visitors, even though it sounded a bit more […]
— everyday life, happy, ideas, Tech, zemanta
One of the perks of living in such a big city as London are all the interesting events a Web developer/entrepreneur can easily visit. Even if you do not live there, it is still worth timing your visit so you can visit them. MiniBar occurs monthly where a number of startups pitch their ideas to the visiting […]
These three months that I worked intesively with Zemanta felt a lot similiar to what, I imagined, in pre-.com crash times was. Shipping your core team to distant, yet cool place; provide insane amounts of yaffa cakes and cedevita, accompanied with either great in-house cooking or take-aways. The whole thing is then well rounded with […]
This weekend I will be visiting Evento Blog España conference in Seville, Spain to show Zemanta ‘s technology to local bloggers and gather feedback. If you are at the conference or live nearby and would like to see some automatic contextual matching for your blog, drop me a mail at jure – at – zemanta.com.
Living at Zemanta HQ in London is always a fun event. A couple weeks ago we went online shopping for groceries. These are a couple of photos that happened during this process. Even though it was quite fun, we since decided that is much better for our recreation if we bring things ourselves from nearby […]