I know some of you might be interested in the notes from the Librarianesque Session. It’s after 1 am and I just got home from my BloggerCon social/networking obligations. I apologize, but I’ve been awake for 19 of the past 24 hours and I don’t think I have the stamina to write and post notes [...]
To mark the 300th anniversary of newspapers in America, John Lenger, who is one of my editors, wrote this piece asking whether newspapers will be around in another 50 years. He told me he had a difficult time getting it published and finds it a little ironic that it finally got published on the [...]
Tara Liloia pulled together an awesome list of people who blogged about BloggerCon and links to their posts about the conference. What a huge help for those of us looking for coverage! Thanks, Tara!
Julie Flaherty focuses on Jeff Jarvis’ Blogging as a Business session, which highlighted ways bloggers could potentially make money from what they’re doing.
The answer everyone’s wondering about: at this time, there don’t seem to be many, if any, bloggers who are making enough money through their blogs to quit their real jobs. Several make [...]
I completely forgot to wish everyone at the BloggerCon librarians session a Happy National Library Week. I wrote a note on my whiteboard at work to remind myself about it, but when I’m not in my office, it doesn’t do me much good.
I also forgot to wish MF a happy birthday in my tagline on [...]
I posted partial notes for the Librarianesque Session at BloggerCon. I apologize for not having the energy to flush them out more at this point. I hope to finish them Monday, but I’m not making any promises or guarantees. (I think I might have gotten all of twelve hours of sleep this weekend, including a [...]
This item is going to seem off topic, so please let me explain why I’m posting this here before you stop reading.
I know Critt Jarvis through blogging and the Thursday night group that meets at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society. He has been doing a lot related to blogging the conflict in Iraq [...]