Eric Odom

On Saturday Jed published my interview with him for NetSquared. The interview, titled “Fighting Taxation Without Information“, was a lot of fun and I enjoyed talking with Jed about the power of open source and crowd powered content to provide information to the masses.
We did the interview over skype, where the audio was recorded, [...]

Last week I realized that my “social networks” were all over the map, and I needed to try and bring some type of coherent method to the madness. This post exists to allow all of my friends, readers, and fellow bloggers quick access to my online network. Hopefully you join me on each site.
Here is [...]

Good news today… I got my paperwork back for my LLC. That’s right, I now officially operate as Fresh Vision Media LLC!
Thanks to the paperwork coming through, I’ll finally be able to make some of the changes around here that I’ve been wanting to make. I’m pulling all of my blogs into one single place, [...]

I’ve been a member at Digg.com since 2006. I remember the first few months of being active at Digg provided for exciting times and I was thrilled to be a part of it all.
But that excitement quickly faded when I started noticing big changes in the algorithm that were, in my opinion, harming the quality [...]

How fitting…
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Apparently so…

My my my. This is why you should NEVER mock the deaths of other Americans for no other reason than to gain attention. And if you do make this mistake, you should NEVER upload the pics to your Facebook profile.

Perhaps they are.
I guess it all depends on how you view it, but from the direction I’m looking, some of these new Facebook apps do nothing for the Facebook experience itself. In fact, all they do is market an outside product or service.
Take the Free Unmetered Host application for example. The “application” is explained like