December 2007
“Google hosts a surprising number of really interesting tech talks about...”
– Two Piece Set — Susan
“and then this morning I listened at last to Stephanie Booth’s babelfish...”
– Lloyd Davis
“Stephanie was there and, as usual, she did an excellent job of liveblogging the...”
– Jeremy Keith
“Voila la conférence que j’attendais… Stephanie Booth nous a fait une super...”
– BALMER Amaury
“Vers 10h vendredi, Stéphanie Booth, fondatrice de pompage.net et blogueuse...”
– Enguerrand
“Climb to the stars
Qu’est-ce qu’on y trouve ? Il s’agit du blog d’une...”
– Une citadine à la campagne
“The ultra talented Stephanie Booth is organizing a very cool sounding event,...”
– Jeneane Sessum
“Multilinguisme web et problématiques associées Stephanie Booth
Conférence très...”
– Aymeric Jacquet
“Lu sur le blog de Stephanie Booth, un post où elle explique pourquoi et comment...”
– Pascal Rossini
““The only really strong borders on the internet are linguistic,” said...”
– Tor Nørretranders
“While We Wait For The Babel Fish- by Stephanie Booth-what Stephanie said made a...”
– Gabriella Avram
“Stephanie Booth - While we wait for the Babelfish
Another presentation for...”
– Alper Çugun
“While We Wait For The Babel Fish by Stephanie Booth.
Brilliant talk and a talk...”
– Damien Mulley
“Luxembourg is a rare example of a truly trilingual society, in that it not only...”
– List of multilingual countries and regions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“Also, because of the North American Free Trade Agreement, it is now common for...”
– Spanish in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“The influence of English on American Spanish is very important. In many Latino...”
– Spanish in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“Our study found that speaking two languages throughout one’s life appears...”
– Dr. Bialystok, Professor of Psychology at York University and Associate Scientist at the Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest
“There is no clear definition of what it means to “speak a language”....”
– Polyglot (person) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“A recent Canadian study has shown that monoglots are at a disadvantage with the...”
– Monolingualism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“Those in favor of these programs have trotted out the same rhetorical question...”
– Bruce Schneier
“I promote openness and making things public. Not everything, of course; just the...”
– Jeff Atwood
Bash Material
18: 29 < vivafluff> hey, stephanie booth looks do-able
18: 29 < bunnywabbit_> vivafluff: erm. that's me.
steph says:
I find that the biggest drawback about video/audio online for me is that I have to stop everything and give my undivided attention. Now, I don’t want to make it sound like giving my undivided attention to something is a problem. I do it on a regular basis. But when I’m online in the text-world, I float in a state of multi-tasking that I appreciate. I can be writing or...
“A lot of the thought behind delaying the multimedia experience is that I...”
– Tamar Weinberg
“Fortunately for me, once I was in the other room (in floods of tears and...”
– Julia on A Blog Around The Clock : Icelandic woman mistreated at JFK, shackled and deported
steph says:
Feedburner allows you to invite readers to subscribe to your blog content by e-mail, and then send each post to them. I think it’s a really great way to “marry” blog and newsletter (though you lose the difference in writing style, I have to admit). If you want to see what it looks like there is a little “subscribe by e-mail” form in my sidebar.
“I think all of those issues are reasons why corporations stay away from joining...”
– Lionel Menchaca (Dell)
steph says:
Actually, it’s not targeting local freelance workers. It’s targeting European freelance workers. Sorry if that point wasn’t clear.
steph says:
I have the impression that if you can tag people (ie, create “easy” lists like that) and then define access rights per tag (“relationship status on Facebook: not for people tagged ‘co-workers’), it shouldn’t be too cumbersome. People who want to make it complex can make it complex, and people who want to keep it simple can keep it simple (maybe...
“Here’s how Google screwed up: Google didn’t understand that some users thought...”
– Robert Scoble
steph says:
Hey Loïc :-) I hope you noticed this was about last year’s conf, and not this one. I do agree with you that I have an eye for what is “not working”, and as [I mentioned a few days ago](http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/12/16/why-events/) I’m aware that everybody is going to be “en train de m’attendre au contour” with my event ;-) You...
“10. Why is it so hard to explain The New Marketing to large companies? Because...”
– Hugh McLeod
“7. A lot of what fuels The New Marketing is quite simply, the most important...”
– Hugh McLeod
“3. The most important asset in The New Marketing is “having something...”
– Hugh McLeod
steph says:
Au cas où le trackback ne passerait pas (j’ai eu des problèmes ces derniers temps), le commentaire que j’ai commencé à écrire dans cette petite case a tant grandi qu’il est devenu un billet (encore plus grand!) sur mon blog, intitulé <a href=”http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/12/23/marketing-experientiel-vs-publireportage/”>marketing...
“Si un éditeur de Blog veut faire du publi reportage, ce n’est pas pour le bien...”
– Mercenaire
steph says:
Shel: I agree with you perfectly re time used and money saved, and I often use that line of reasoning for myself. It’s not worth spending 2 hours hunting for the best price for a digital camera if I’m only going to save $10. In this case, however, I happen to be more in need of saving money than time right now. What I mean is that the time I used for this — a lot,...
