Bill Ives shares some info about this forthcoming book he wrote with Amanda Watlington. They interviewed a number of bloggers to make this guide for bloggers in business.
I stumbled across an article about how someone thinks the U.S. military stifles news Iraqis need in favor of news about the military camapaigns. I was planning to point to the article, but I can’t find it now. Just reading the headline reminded me about the value of weblogs in areas like Iraq where getting [...]
According to a news librarian friend, The Information Advisor highlights this weblog as a great source of information about librarianship.
Wow! I had no idea. I hadn’t heard anything about it until my colleague shared the news.
And the great irony is that I can’t find the article online. The newsletter doesn’t seem to be available on [...]
JJ Allaire, CEO of Onfolio: "The integration of the two products arms professionals with extensive tools for tapping into the flow of information coming from blogs, journals and traditional news sources, and then putting that information to use in their work."
my impression of Onfolio
Professional photographer’s tool Digital Railroad is also doing stuff with Feedster.
Rah rah!
Rebecca’s having a contest for the best Valentine’s Day sonnet about blogging and the holiday. The prize: a Gmail invite.
Addendum: Rebecca has a few follow-up posts, including a sonnet from David Weinberger. More are on Weblogs at Harvard Law blog. It’s so nice to see new content on that site. It’s especially appropriate since it’s [...]