Jure Cuhalev

Posts Tagged ‘United States

I’m not sure how big deal is death of Michael Jacson back in Slovenia, but here in the states it seems quite a big thing, with all the news talking about it all the time while internet keeps generating more content and links to YouTube videos that have something to do with Michael Jackson. As [...]

14 Jun, 2009

Taking a break/moving to San Francisco for the summer

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: everyday life

Sometimes stars just align the way you want. In about 48h I will land in San Francisco where I’ll stay next 3 months with two big goals: take a bit of a break and mingle with the local community and spread the word of Zemanta. Image by brothergrimm via Flickr Should be fun and I’m [...]

14 Sep, 2008

NY Web 2.0 Expo, BlogWorld, Picnic

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: conferences

People often tell me that I probably got the best job in the world. Lots of traveling, going to all the cool places and as many conferences as I can get myself into without being too sleep deprived. Well, they’re mostly right. It’s a great gig, with a few of little problems, mostly anxiety the [...]

22 May, 2008

Ian Neild – Disruptive evangelist, BT Futurist

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: conferences|ideas

Image from Flickr Fingers and thumbs, the new generation is using this. The continuos evolution, the technology is not here for everybody, but we’re evolving in a way. New world: scarcity of resources, new technologies, new opportunities and it all brings disruptive technologies. The world is speeding up, and the time is the enemy. In [...]

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22 Mar, 2008

Lessig’s new CC and Slovenia

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: ideas|Planet Kiberpipa|Planet LiveCD

Lawrence Lessig, founding father of Creative Commons, announced his new initiative – change-congress.org. It’s an idea to promote basic reform of United States Congress and fundamental principles that in reality steer it – corporate money. The campaign is using basic technological tools like Google Maps mash-up, together with Wiki’s and pledges to start building public [...]

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