Java, JotSpot, Better Bad News?

Some days I pinch myself because of the interesting people I get to hang out with and interview and talk business with. Here's an example. This morning I interviewed JotSpot's offices (JotSpot is a really interesting Wiki set of services, which to my eye looks like a whole lot better than either Google or Microsoft's vision for the future of how Office workers will work together, but maybe that's just me). Anyway, we talked about everything from whether we're in the middle of a bubble: "yes" to what his favorite Google keywords were (he explained how JotSpot's employees brainstorm interesting new keywords, then measure them, and get rid of any that don't work after a couple of weeks). He wouldn't share his favorites, though, saying that was his competitive advantage. That's the third time I've heard that from CEOs this month, by the way. Until my video gets up sometime in September you should Better Bad News, a funny video show. They have me under NDA, but their latest video hints at what I was meeting them about. The thing they showed me? Definitely interesting, I hope to use it soon. Oh, and Del.icio.us | Digg | Yahoo! My Web | Furl Bookmark Murdok: Scobleizer blog. He works as Scobleizer