DemoCampToronto17 is going to rock! 

Announcing DemoCamp17, at the Board of Trade, Monday February 25th, 2008.

There are magazines about business, and then there's the Harvard Business Review. If you're at all involved in doing business in the western world, odds are you've read an article from HBR or even have a subscription. It would not be an exaggeration to say that a whole generation of thought and business leaders have been shaped by the content HBR has published. And so, along with my co-authors Eli Singer and Mark Kuznicki, it is my incredible honour to annouce the publication of our article, titled Sick Transit Gloria, in the Breakthrough Ideas for 2008 section of the February issue of the Harvard Business Review.

First came the Web Standards Project, and now the fine folks at Campaign Monitor have launched a complimentary effort for Email.

We take apart Facebook's new Beacon JavaScript and then put it meticulously back together for your edification.

Google pre-announces their OpenSocial API, which they hope will level the social networking playing field.

The first installment of our UKTI Trade Mission trip report.

If you're not getting excited about HTML5 and CSS3, you're either reading the wrong blog or that rock you're living under must be getting pretty heavy.

What if the design of Google had to be optimized for SEO?

Joel Spolsky of Joel on Software fame came to town today to demo FogBUGZ 6.0 and talk about building stuff.

Jay will be on CP24's Homepage show at 5pm today to talk about online tools to help people look for a new home in Toronto.

Video of Jay's presentation from FacebookCampToronto.

Particletree, makers of the highly recommended Wufoo, do a great job taking apart their app and three others to show what goes on behind the scenes. A must read if you're thinking of starting a web startup.

Tonight is FaceBookCampToronto at MaRS, kicking off at 6:30pm.

Join us, once again, for the festivities known as DemoCamp14!

Toronto makes Fast Company's 2007 Fast Cities list.

Joe Clark launches a campaign to save the TTC Signage - help him out!

Mr. T says V is for Victory and Virtualization.

Be careful what you wish for! Just as our travel and conference schedule was slowing down, Jay went and got himself invited to Supernova.

Jay appearence in the High Road Communications techweek.to launch video.

A note of congratulations to Radiant Core Co-Founder and VP Technology, Michael Glenn, on the occasion of his wedding.

An update on the exciting renovations we're doing to the Radiant Core office.

We're heading to Web 2.0 expo and we hope to see you there!

Austin nails it: finding team members is the single biggest concern for management.

Sean tells the story of the birth of Renardo.

Part five of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we provide some final thoughts and conclusions.