Tag Archives: Chris Messina
Adoption Strategies First
In some ways, technology has reshaped the way I approach and solve problems — forcing me to think in terms of adoption strategies first, rather than always trying to find the simplest, cleanest design, because of the disadvantaged position I … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Consuming
Also tagged Google Employee, product development, Production Adoption
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Google Chrome’s Greatest Challenge? Open Source Development and Support of a Consumer Desktop Product
I’ve seen a lot of fantastic articles about what Google’s beta web browser Chrome is and isn’t, will and won’t be.
My good friend Chris Messina wrote a very interesting article, which in many ways comes down to a large, influential … Continue reading
Posted in Web
Also tagged Apple Safari, Ben Goodger, Blake Ross, Consumer Software, Dave Hyatt, Firefox, Flock, Google Chrome, Joe Hewitt, John Lilly, Mike Schroepfer, Mozilla, software support, Songbird, Web Browsers
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Zbigniew Braniecki joins Mozilla Corp!
My friend Zbigniew Braniecki, long time Mozilla participant, has left Flock and is now employed by Mozilla. I was waiting for him to publicly share this news and now he has with “Joining Mozilla!“.
My first project is to help Mozilla … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Flock, Mozilla
Also tagged Axel Hecht, Bugzilla, Clayton Stark, David Ascher, Evangelism, Flock, FOSDEM, Gandalf, Internalization and Localization, Jane Finette, John Lilly, MoCo, Mozilla, Mozilla Europe, My World, Open Projects, Open Source, Pascal Chevrel, Paul Kim, Seth Bindernagel, Sociology, Tristan Nitot, Zbiggy, Zbigniew Braniecki
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Chris Messina and Friends Productions
“This is true”, Chris Messina giggles at a minute thirty of Citizen Garden Episode 1: Winter Solstice Edition in response to Larry Halff asking him about being involved in a social networking project. If you know Chris, you know “this … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Also tagged Brian Oberkirch, diso, Larry Halff, social networking, Tara Hunt
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Scoble Broke Our Trust And The Law By Sharing Our Personal Data
I haven’t been able to influence Dennis Howlett or Thomas Otter into making clear arguments that supports their accusations, let along clear accusations, so here I will try to do that first step for them:
Scoble broke the law by sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Also tagged Accusation, Arguments, Blaine Cook, Brad Fitzpatrick, DataPortability, Debates, Dennis Howlett, Dries Buytaert, European Union, European Union Law, Facebook, Kristopher Tate, law, legal, Legal Precedence, Marc Canter, Personal Data, Plaxo, privacy, responsibility, Robert Scoble, Scott Kveton, Thomas Otter, Trust
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Develop diverse widespread community commitment
Chris Messina in response to his own post (with a little help from Richard MacManus):
Posted in Collaborating, Firefox, Free Culture, Humanity
Also tagged Firefox, Firefox 2, Free Culture, Internet Explorer, Internet Explorer 7, Open Source
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