Michael Daum lives in Hamburg, Germany with his wife
Constanze and his three children Cosima, Toni and Arthur.
He co-founded the WikiRing consultancy partnership and runs his own company to help
people unleash the power and fun of wikis.
Here's one of my favorite bands, sharing videos on last.fm recently. Too bad my Konqueror is having problems with gtk based browser plugins, such as flash, that are badly programmed and don't call gtk_init (or what was it) before using the toolkit.
So right now, any non-gtk applications using flash, e.g. Konqueror, freeze solid on ``flashed'' websites. Firefox, being a native gtk application, is ok however ... waiting for Debian.
Last.fm is doing a great service! They've sent me an email notification that these videos are available on the base of my listening habits. All of the site
is based on profiling their users, collecting data which song you played when etc. Maybe some day I will discover iTunes but it seems I am not ready for
that hype.
And did you know last.fm has got a wiki too? Here's what they write about The Brand New Heavies.
The Brand New Heavies are an acid jazz and alternative hip hop group formed in 1985 in Ealing, a suburb of London, England. Originally an instrumental rare groove group, the Brand New Heavies gained a cult following in the London club scene and soon signed to Cooltempo as acid house replaced rare groove in clubs.
Lots of their content is carried over from WikiPedia. Let me guess, they don't sync their wikis if users write in one or the other places.