By nathan | August 2, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, Office, Updates
We’ve had two new people show up here at Lime Wire this week, and they’ve agreed to being hazed…I mean “featured”…on the blog.
So, welcome Sean and Michael.
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Sean (left) is joining our video team and Michael is a new developer.
As we welcome the new guys, I’d also like to point out Route 183, a […]
By nathan | July 28, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, NYC Life, Opinion
1. “You’re doomed.”
That was Joel’s first piece of advice to me as a blogger for LimeWire.
I crashed the Fog Creek open house last night with the specific intent to talk to Joel, the author of the very popular blog Joel on Software, to try to glean some knowledge from his experience and success.
I found that […]
By nathan | July 11, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, Community
Big bloggers are up in a huff about Dell starting up their corporate blog. On the one hand this seems like bloggish bullying of a newcomer, on the other it seems like well deserved chastising after Jeff Jarvis’ now familiar (to blog-readers at least) “Dell Hell“:
“One of the great lessons of the cluetrain era […]
By sam | July 9, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, Coding, Open Source, P2P, Torrent
While LimeWire’s BitTorrent integration is making its way through the blogosphere and other sites, more than a few people have been concerned that LimeWire would increase the amount of leechers. Over at TorrentFreak, Iceman agreed with Jasperwillemn, saying, “Yes i absolutely agree with you man [that Torrent users prefer programs where everything can […]
By Zootella | July 7, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, Community, News, Open Source, Updates
Seemingly every blog on our little green world has quoted United States Senator Ted Stevens, just like I will now do for our LimeWire blog:
And again, the Internet is not something you just dump something on. It’s not a truck. It’s a series of tubes.
I’ve thought about this, and the Senator is right. Thinking of […]
By nathan | June 23, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, Open Source
I read a lot of blogs.
Tech blogs, music blogs, business blogs, personal blogs, theory blogs, even law blogs.
Each blog - and each blogger - has its own distinct style.
Some are abrasive or heavy, others are sharp and quick.
A blogger develops their individual approach to writing, whether they recognize it or not.
Sometimes when I’m […]
