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Category: Links

Silicon Florist’s links arrangement

Rick Turoczy on January 18, 2008

Sometimes, a link says more than I could ever say. Here are some fragrant little buds I’ve found recently, courtesy of ma.gnolia.

Yahoo! Support of OpenID brings us to 368 million

In case you’ve been living under a rock, Yahoo! has announced support for OpenID. See what Portland OpenID provider JanRain has to say about the news.

Jive Talks: Eye poppin’ ROI stat

Dave Hersh, CEO of Portland-based Jive Software, reveals that Jive customers have found that “40% of people who joined their community switched to their product in less than a year.”

VanPortlander: Announces “Another Portland Blog”

Power blogger, Twitter type, and Flickr photog from our neighbor to the north, Aaron Hockley, reveals, “Tonight Brandon over at Welcome to Blog announced he’s changing sites, and will now be known as anotherportlandblog.com – which has got to be one of the most honest domain names out there.”

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Silicon Florist’s links arrangement

Rick Turoczy on January 16, 2008

 

Sometimes, a link says more than I could ever say. Here are some fragrant little buds I’ve found recently, courtesy of ma.gnolia.

Portland in a word

As part of building out pulseofpdx.com, a conversation stream of Portland folks on Twitter, Scott Kveton is looking to capture the essence of Portland… in under 140 characters. Can you help?

100th member registers for PortlandSmallBusiness.com

Portland Small Business, the local social networking site for, well, Portland’s small businesses, has announced that they have hit triple digits in terms of registered users. Now, they’re looking to increase participation.

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Silicon Florist’s links arrangement

Rick Turoczy on January 14, 2008

 

Sometimes, a link says more than I could ever say. Here are some fragrant little buds I’ve found recently, courtesy of ma.gnolia.

Happy Hour with the Metrobloggers

It’s once again your chance to meet up with the Portland Metrobloggers. On January 23 beginning at 5:30pm, you’ll find them at The Chesterfield. This is a great opportunity to meet some of the most well read bloggers in town.

Ignite Portland: Presentation Proposals due January 15 (that’s tomorrow)

Just one last reminder that, if you want to present at Ignite Portland, you need to submit you talk precis (not the entire presentation, just the concept) by January 15.

Vote for Portland Startup Weekend

Unlike typical codefest weekends, Startup Weekend is designed to build an ENTIRE company in less than 54 hours. If you’d like to see something like this happen in Portland, or even if you just think it sounds like an interesting idea, why not cast a vote?

 

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Silicon Florist’s links arrangement

Rick Turoczy on January 11, 2008

Sometimes, a link says more than I could ever say. Here are some fragrant little buds I’ve found recently, courtesy of ma.gnolia.

Power of PDX Twitterverse

More Twitter love from Portland. Scott Kveton shows the dynamics of Twitter in action over the topic of (what else?) bacon.

Green Lite Motors wins Round 3 of OEN’s Seed Oregon.

Here’s the latest on the Seed Oregon competition. As an aside, I’m really looking forward to a time when ALL startups pick up the Web 2.0 practice of launching a site and a blog prior to releasing a product. It would be great to follow these companies from the beginning. Unfortunately, for now, that remains only a hope.

CandyBar 3 upgrade released

Portland-based Panic, makers of beautiful and useful Mac software, are on an upgrade tear. First Transmit, now CandyBar.

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Silicon Florist’s links arrangement

Rick Turoczy on January 10, 2008

Sometimes, a link says more than I could ever say. Here are some fragrant little buds I’ve found recently, courtesy of ma.gnolia.

Times Square rocked during New Years Eve with partyStrands!

For New Year’s Eve 2007, MTV used Corvallis-based MyStrands partyStrands to allow Times Square folks to interact with the jumbotron. Here’s a recap (includes photos).

Transmit 3

Portland-based Panic, makers of beautiful and highly functional software for the Mac, have released the latest version of their elegant FTP software, Transmit 3.6.4.

Want to Learn about OpenID?

Portland-based OpenID proponents JanRain has gathered a useful collection of links to help get you up to speed on OpenID.

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Silicon Florist’s weekly links arrangement

Rick Turoczy on January 3, 2008

Sometimes, a link says more than I could ever say. Here are some fragrant little buds I’ve found this week, courtesy of ma.gnolia.

Five Ways You Can Fall in Love With Tagging Again

Five Ways You Can Fall in Love With Tagging Again

Portland’s own Marshall Kirkpatrick had a great write up on tagging that inspired me to add the collection of links you’re currently reading. Now, thanks to Marshall, you can look forward to these Silicon-Forest-related links on a weekly basis.

Planet PDX

Planet PDX

My FeedBurner traffic reports pointed me to this little gem. It’s an aggregator of a number of Portland technology blogs created by Audrey Eschright.

Angel Oregon early bird registration closes January 4

Angel Oregon early bird registration closes January 4

Looking to compete in Angel Oregon? Cash in on the early bird discount by submitting your application before 5 PM, January 4th.

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