After the initial Web Trend Maps, Oliver Reichenstein from the japanese agency Information Architects recently posted another overview of the most successful web sites worldwide linking them through a number of dimensions such as type of service (line color), web2ness (Web 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5), potential (the weather forecast), reputation (the area).

The map is […]

I was searching for more info about the commenters on the first Blognation post, especially by non italians, while I discovered Four Starters, this blog from Cristiano Betta and others.

I’m slowly catching up with his pieces on Essential Web 2007 but for now I would like to quote a paragraph taken from the […]

Davide Potente wrote me about an intriguing full-immersion course he’s organizing in Rome to learn more about the Ruby on Rails world.

I’m happy to give it a little more visibility because I believe that this kind of events are still quite rare (and expensive) in Italy, while an advanced knowledge of RoR could be […]

The energetic Amanda Lorenzani, blogger and portal manager at Excite, launched today the italian version of the new Blognation network, a “global river of news” created by Sam Sethi:

Blognation is certainly a “Go Big” ambitious project set to cover the United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Iceland, Netherlands, Japan, China / Taiwan […]