I saw a link to this copyright Web site from the University of Maryland University College on a discussion list. It’s rather odd. I expected just another typical Web site with FAQs and all sorts of copyright resources. It’s very graphical and uses Flash to present questions and answers. It requires an e-mail address. If […]
At the talk on Saturday, someone asked about charts comparing blog software. Today, two women shared such links on the Berkman Thursdays Yahoo! Group.
Blog Software Breakdown examines about 15 platforms and more than fifty characteristics.
Vergleichliste: Blog-Software is a similar list in German. It includes twenty free blog platforms and information on thirty-five criteria. I translated […]
I don’t use Bloglines, but I found myself stumbling on their site today through a page of related feeds. I found j’s scratchpad’s related feeds page out of curiosity and became inquisitive about how they figure out what’s related. I certainly don’t see the relationship between my blog and many of the sources on their […]
I think I missed this nifty profile of Weblogs at Harvard Law from July/August 2003 that overviews what Harvard’s doing with blogs. Searching my blog back that far isn’t easy, so I don’t think I’m going to try to check to see if I’ve written about it before.
While I was playing on the Web, I discovered this assignment asking students of a summer course to make a feed for some of my office’s content. Interesting. I wonder what became of those feeds.
During the discussion period at Saturday’s program on weblogs and feeds, I knew there were at least two things I told people we’d get back to then, but I couldn’t remember what they were. Monday morning, I did. One was Share Your OPML (SYO). The other was anonymous blogging.
I won’t bore my readers by writing […]