Genesis 3000

Dear bloggers, readers, internet evangelists.

I just stumbled again over an event called webmonday, held in november in cologne. it was an open door event for all people interessted in internet topics, especially web2.0. and of course it was an event to meet and talk to people whose blog you read often maybe, but never met in reality before.

so why not do something similar in berlin? i’m not just thinking about all of us metrobloggers but also johnny spreeblick and markus angermeier for example. i would recommend january 9th or january 16th 2005.

Is anyone interessted? Leave a comment or discuss in the wiki. i’d really enjoy to meet some of you folks.

What is cooler than having your own name.eu domain? Nuttin’? Damn right, man. I just saved my .eu domain which will be activated on april 7th. As a true cosmopolitan this is a must have.

Activation for public institutions and companies starts tomorrow, for private persons, as i said, on april 7th.

My blog’s worth increased massively over the last months:
November:

December:

Makes a total yield of $1129,08 or 15,38% in one month what would mean an increasing of 184,62% per anno.

Investors welcome! Just call me!

Yesterday on my way from prenzlberg to steglitz i met this very over the top talented guy. He was training to play the accordion, what was not possible to do quietly. Have a look! (MOV, 10 MB)

This is one of the coolest websites in the last years: The HondaSweetMission – a next generation multi-weblog interface. Reporters from all over the world write their articles and read it out as a podcast all by themselves. So far this would be no big difference to e.g. metblogs. But here we have something special: The website is completely developed in flash and offers almost all web2.0 technologies and API’s though. The podcast is read out parallel to the textpart in focus, were you can place time-depending comments and trackbacks.

So, this is in fact not just a multiblog, but a 4-dimensional navigation concept. And it’s aproof, that great design makes web2.0 a hundred times better. I’m lovin’ it.