Onfolio’s software developers JJ Allaire and Sebastian Gard walked me through the new version (2.0), which could be released in a few months. The software plugs into a browser and makes capturing information and Web pages incredibly easy.
Some of the features I particularly like include the ability to save things to categories in a folder [...]
The recent flood of comment spam (88 since Tuesday) brought another problem with Gmail to my attention.
Several blogs e-mail new comments to my Gmail account. Not only does the way Gmail threads and groups messages annoy me, but there are inconsistencies with the way it counts new messages, perhaps because of how it groups [...]
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I meant to post this last night, but completely forgot because I was writing my presentation instead.
Garrett, Christina, and I are doing a test run of our panel presentation about blogs and knowledge management. My portion focuses on feeds and knowledge management. Because this is a test run of an upcoming panel presentation, [...]
Regret The Error tracks errors in North American media and errors involving the media, as well. A number of recent posts give examples of how political candidates misuse news quotes in their campaign materials.
The links on the right navbar go to online corrections for many news outlets, ombudspeople, and sources about journalism.
noticed on Newslib, a [...]
I don’t think Steven’s off base when he writes about how bloggers could be powerful book reviewers because of our influence and the speed at which we publish.
I told some software developers about using blogs to spread the word about their product just the other day.
For one thing, blogs can reach more than just an [...]