I almost feel like I’m spamming my blog with all these posts on comment spam.
Today was a bad day for comment spam. As of 11:30 pm, the time I am drafting this post, I received 12 comments today. Only one was a real comment. (Thanks, Bob!) While deleting the other comments, I noticed patterns: the [...]
Former CNN journalist Rebecca MacKinnon points out a change in policy at CNN to allow blogs.
noticed on Portals and KM
Jessica Baumgart
Harvard University’s Office of News and Public Affairs
j’s scratchpad
Special Libraries Association Boston Chapter
Saturday, October 30, 2004
Notes from the other presenters
This presentation is on the Web at: http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jkbaumga/stories/storyReader$1871.
Notes from the other presenters are at: http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jkbaumga/stories/storyReader$2047.
The World as a Blog
My experience with blogging: I’ve been blogging since April 2003 and now blog on nine blogs, including [...]
This piece circulated around the blogosphere while I was offline. I know everyone’s read how different companies, like Stonyfield Farm, are using blogs and they’re sick of seeing the article, but I think I might mention some of the examples in an upcoming blog talk.
From Stonyfield Farm’s press release about their decision to blog: “In [...]
Thanks for the compliment, Bill!
How to Pick Blog Software came out of some inquiries I had regarding what I would recommend people use. Unfortunately, choosing software is not always easy. I decline from making recommendations.
Ryan writes about the problem many of us writers/bloggers have: there’s so much to write about and not enough time to write. And then there’s the problem of waiting for an opportunity to add photos, too. I spoke with another blogger tonight who has the same problem: do I blog first and add a photo [...]