January 5th, 2009
Silicon Florist’s links arrangement for January 04
Reviewing Oregon’s top tech stories of 2008 – Silicon Forest
Mike Rogoway writes “Portland’s culture of socially networked startups: With a social calendar any undergrad would envy, a host of Portland Web startups knitted a vibrant tech culture concentrated in Old Town. Jive, Vidoop, Splashcast and many, many others made this a good year to be young (or a young company, anyway). And while many have cut jobs, these microbusinesses are holding up better to this point than many tech titans.”
Why I Love My iPod (Yes, This Is Work-Related)
Dawn Foster writes “Instead of music, I fill my iPod with audio podcasts. I don’t watch the news on TV or listen to the radio, so I rely on podcasts as my primary way to consume some types of news (blogs and feeds are also a big part of how I consume information). I use iTunes subscriptions, which allow my podcasts to automagically appear on my computer every day, and I sync my iPod first thing in the morning so that it is ready at all times.”
A year of innovatin’ — 2008 | PDX Web Innovators
Adam DuVander writes “We had ten excellent gatherings in 2008. New Year’s Day seems like an apporiate time to look back, as we get excited for 2009.”
Top Fast Wonder Posts for 2008 and Some Silliness
Dawn Foster writes “I was looking at my Google Analytics for 2008, and I thought it would be fun to share some of the info.”
meme: Current state of me
Selena Deckelmann writes “Audrey started a meme that I liked – so here’s my answers…”
What a busy 2008
Audrey Eschright looks back at a busy—and successful—2008.
2008 Year in Review for Dawn and Plans for 2009
Dawn Foster looks back at 2008 and plans for 2009.
2008 — Another Blogger
Aaron Hockley recaps his achievements in 2008.
