Two developers at Fon, the brothers Victor and Abert Martin, came up with Moneytrackin in their spare time (yes there is a little spare time at Fon). The basic idea behind Moneytrackin is very simple, friends who spend money can account for it on the web. This can apply to such activities as group travel, party organizing, the beginnings of a business or any project that requires a simple system of joint accounting. They already have 10K people using the site. It´s a simple, cool idea that may very well take off.

I was thinking about the Danish Cartoon incident and I remembered Family Guy. a cartoon that I saw with my 12 year old son the other day. Watching that even this agnostic Jew was shocked. Is this what kids watch on TV now? Where did Roadrunner go? What´s clear to me is that Western societies have tremendous tolerance on how they treat their own religious figures and it is that principle that clashes with the much less tolerant vews prevailing in Muslim societies when humour is at stake.

The other day I was in a debate organized by Nokia in which we were asked by Om Malik about mobile phones and their likelyhood to dethrone the iPod as the music device that people carry around. What follows is a very personal analysis of the comparison of this week´s test of alternatively walking around with an N80 vs walking around with an iPod.
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This is my amateur clip of part of the Nokia event yesterday in NYC made with my N80.

The N95 was one of the stars of the launch. A group of us were the panelists moderates by Om Malik of Gigaom.

Another highlight of the event was the launch of a community of music influencers managed by David Bowie supporting models N70, N73 y N91 that are especially designed for music with 8GB of memory. Are these phones going to be iPod killers or will Apple reply with the Apple phone?

Here´s the video that shows committing to reinvest the profits of his transportation companies that he estimates in $3bn in businesses that are enviromentally friendly. Or at least that is what I think I understood.

This is me walking down the streets of Manhattan talking about the Clinton Conference.