Interviewed on WSJ

August 19th, 2005 5:48 pm computing Leave a comment

I’ve been interviewed about TiddlyWiki by Jeremy Wagstaff for the Wall Street Journal. He was doing a piece on tagging and micro-content, so wanted to talk to some of the contributors to TiddlyWiki.

We talked, amongst other things, about where it fits into the nascent “Web 2.0″ bandwagon:

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