A couple of days ago, I attended StartupCamp Montreal 2 that took place at the SAT.

It’s an event where early stage companies share information and validate pitches live during a 8 minutes presentation; they get immediate feedback from investors and the audience.

Keynotes were good and it was great to catchup with startup fellows. This […]

I’m back from the Web 2.0 Expo that took place last week in the Moscone Center, San Francisco.

The schedule was tight with dozens of conferences, keynotes and companies in the exhibit hall. There was definitely a lot of see.

The Moscone Center is kind of a famous place — this is where Steve Jobs made all […]

Web 2.0 Expo will be held next week in San Franciso, California from April 22–25.

This year, I’m really excited to attend the event and I look forward to meet great people. There are tons of conferences; I’ve already cherry picked my favorites but it’s still a very busy schedule.

I’ve also registered my profile to […]

Twittercal — a little side project that allow you to update your Google Calendar from Twitter — was featured mashup of the day at MashupAwards.

Thanks and congrats to Semapedia, mashup of the month.

I’m glad our presentation at DEMO today went fine. For those of you who haven’t seen it live, here is the video of the 6 stressful minutes.

UPDATE (31-01-08): Nice. We just won the DEMOgod Award.

I’ve been an early adopter of a lot of web apps for the last couple of years and I’ve tried a lot more in 2007. But I’ve found myself using very few of these apps on a day to day basis; and none of them were published in 2007.

Here are some of my favorite (in […]

For about one and a half year, BigNumbr — one of my Web 2.0 experimental project — have been dormant, getting virtually no traffic. Having done no promotion, I’ve never quite expected anything about it.

A couple of weeks ago though, BigNumbr had a stroke coming from nowhere.

Unfortunately being hosted on a shared account, BigNumbr seems […]

We create stuff online everyday and everywhere — Google apps, Flickr, Zooomr, Facebook, LinkedIn, Backpack, Twitter, Pownce, Delicious, Second Life, you name it — but do we really own our data?

None of these services propose an easy way to backup your data on your computer; some of them provide an API but that’s not what […]