James Torio, who wrote his master’s thesis about blogs as tools in business, shares some stats regarding downloads of and site visits to his thesis. Hugh of gapingvoid reports the numbers, too.
The hard numbers show how blogs can increase site traffic. How would we have found his thesis otherwise? I probably would not have seen [...]
"The N-TEN Boston Regional Conference is an opportunity for anyone with an interest in helping nonprofits use technology more effectively to meet colleagues, collaborators, and clients; learn from each other and from leaders in the field; and share information and resources."
Quite a few of the blog group’s newer members specialize in technology for nonprofits, so [...]
Banned Books Week, one of my favorite librarian, uh, holiweeks(?), celebrations(?), occassions(?), begins Saturday, September 24, and goes through Saturday, October 1. The American Library Association has lots of materials for the week (linked above), including a list of popularly challenged books between 1990 and 2000.
I had already lined up my reading for next week [...]
Former Google Chief Operations Engineer Jim Reese will
talk about Google on Wednesday, September 28, at 11 am 4 pm
in 115 Maxwell Dworkin at Harvard University.
Addendum 9/26: I learned the time of this event is 4 pm, not 11 am as reported earlier in the Harvard University Gazette. I was hoping to blog the talk, but [...]