During the last few days I’ve been following David Winer’s new idea, TwitterGram. What is it? It’s a different kind of Twitter where you use the 140 characters to link to a 200K audio message. Read more about it here.

Click HERE to listen to my response to TwitterGram.

TwitterGram is a very interesting idea. Yes it would be cool to have web-based tool that records the voice message and posts it directly to the Twitter account, but what if we could interact more with it directly from our mobile phones? It would be really handy to record/call from mobile devices for example. Considering that mobility nowadays plays an important role, there could be also some kind of http://m.twittergram.com.

This post actually links directly to the digital future mentioned in the previous post I wrote but with a different ‘timeline’ that sees the Google EPIC (Evolving Personalized Information Construct) coming in 2014. Andrea

Yes, the future will be for sure more digital. The changes already started, the ‘old media fight back process’ is bringing new upcoming taxation plans and the advertisement is moving more and more on the net. Will we have world universal content leaders? Difficult to say yet…Will Amazon buy Yahoo in future? Maybe.. And if…

The European Startup 2.0 contest which final was hold last week at the Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao was won by Sclipo, a social Skills-Network based upon user-generated videos. Second place went to 5min, a similar Israelian project, and the broze medal to the Properazzi european real estate search engine. Andrea

Web 2.0 is a clear concept to me and to other professionals that everyday work in this field, but for others it’s still a bit difficult to focus on it and understand what it means. So I thought that would have been interesting to post something that can help to get closer to this concept….

Do you remember Google Docs & Spreadsheets? Yes the Google on-line documents editor that allows you to create, upload and edit Word documents, OpenOffice, RTF, HTML or text! Well now you can add to the list aslo charts and probaly soon presentation files too! Yes something like PowerPoint! Google bought Tonic Systems, a company specialized…