How lifestreaming is transforming the internet has been quite well documented, and this week on ReadWriteWeb, the future of blogging has been revealed. And yes, it’s in the form of lifestreaming.Three thoughts:1) Does it work?I’d always thought of the “other” stuff that goes on in lifestreaming as a complement to blogging. They fill in the ...

I used to be an avid taxi-taker (if that makes any sense). Until I got back from New York in December, not fully aware of the details over the fare-hike, and got shocked to my ba!!s when I saw the eventual cab fare.So I understand that taxis are expensive to rent and all that, but ...

Kingston, as I have mentioned before, is a really small place. We kinda have one downtown and another mall about half an hour away and that’s about it. One cinema in the immediate area.But therein lies its’ charm. People who have been to/know about Singapore ask me if I like it here, and more often ...

I was talking about my MaxMobile plan with my professor and was telling her how it’s $35 a month, or roughly $1 a day.She then said “That means it’s more than $300 a year?”Which is exactly what my mum says when I quantify things in days.Do you think it’s a generation thing? Or just different ...

I’m attending Podcamp Montreal this weekend and so far it’s been awesome. I’ve met Mitch Joel and CC Chapman so far and hopefully many more soon to come.Montreal: Podcamp Montreal Recap & Where Are The Youth? from Daryl Tay on Vimeo.Halfway through Mitch’s presentation I started wondering at the lack of college people at these ...

I really wanted to come home and write a glowing review of my iPod touch and iTunes, but as usual with Apple, it’s not to be.I was sitting at MacDonalds today waiting for my exam and idly trying out certain functions of my iPod touch. So the top song on iTunes is 4 Minutes by ...

This came up in a couple of conversations during Social Media Breakfast: Singapore 2. Who’s the hardest to persuade when trying to implement a social media initiative? I’m guessing there isn’t a singular person, but clumps of people:1) The C SuiteI hear conflicting stories here. Some C Suite individuals are very keen to get into ...

Last Saturday (an exhausting day after Social Media Breakfast), I met the guys for a belated birthday celebration for Rubin. Being his birthday, he got to chose the place and led us to Ambrosia, 19 Baghdad Street because of its’ $11 buffet.So we got there and sat upstairs when a waiter came and said “Sir ...

Yesterday, after numerous conference calls and dragged out meetings our minds were kinda frizzled so I wrote this on our “board”, much to the amusement of my two colleagues in the “control room”.Incidentally the skull isn’t drawn by me, but the “fire” is. Yes, I’m artistically challenged, I know.And no, it’s not like hell …

Thinking about my Snapfish posts and the whole debate going on about whether or not we as marketers or communications people should be comfortable with using social media for business because taking that leap requires giving up a large portion of control to your consumers or the general public.Name-dropping in history Sticking just to music, ...