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March 26, 2004
Noam Chomsky blogs
Chomsky has started blogging about current events and topics of interest....Continue reading "Noam Chomsky blogs"
February 21, 2004
Why RSS is good for you
Excellent presentation on why RSS is a great thing....Continue reading "Why RSS is good for you"
February 20, 2004
Watch that space for commentary on Iranian election
This is an extremely interesting development, an effort to make Iranian bloggers collaborate to report on the election....Continue reading "Watch that space for commentary on Iranian election"
February 18, 2004
Yahoo collects RSS feeds in their new index
If I wasn't feeling so sick (serious cold) I would rave all over this. Yahoo actually presents RSS feeds where available in their search listing and makes it really easy to subscribe to My Yahoo....Continue reading "Yahoo collects RSS feeds in their new index"
February 08, 2004
Learning to blog
This is really interesting. Via mymarkup.net I found a new blog called "Moving experiences". Christian Lindholm is the author, and right now he is thinking a lot about what it means "to blog"....Continue reading "Learning to blog"
February 07, 2004
Totally crazy spam numbers
This sounds a lot like the problems we face every day at work. Lately our mail servers are working harder fencing off spam than delivering proper email....Continue reading "Totally crazy spam numbers"
January 04, 2004
FOAF aggregator and search engine
This is the first service for collecting, connecting and displaying FOAF files that I have seen implemented....Continue reading "FOAF aggregator and search engine"
December 10, 2003
The blogging process
I am not the only one looking for more structure to my blogging lifestyle it seems. Here is a great attempt on describing the blogging process....Continue reading "The blogging process"
Blogs enter the advertising space
Blogging is becoming a household term? Just like "to google"......Continue reading "Blogs enter the advertising space"
December 02, 2003
What is RSS, and Why Should You Care?
Great post on why RSS is such an interesting concept....Continue reading "What is RSS, and Why Should You Care?"
Pros and cons of corporate blogging
Mostly pros actually. This article collects links to information on why corporate blogging can be a good thing....Continue reading "Pros and cons of corporate blogging"
November 23, 2003
Dvorak still not getting it, Gillmor answers
This is pretty interesting, if nothing else perhaps we will finally get an answer to what blogging is good for. ;)...Continue reading "Dvorak still not getting it, Gillmor answers"
Scobleizer: Interesting feature thoughs for blog tools
Scobleizer has gathered a few interesting thoughts on what make blogs successful tools and some features he would like to see....Continue reading "Scobleizer: Interesting feature thoughs for blog tools"
November 15, 2003
Paul Ford chops Shirky just above the soles of his feet
...as we say in Swedish. I need to get back to this later....Continue reading "Paul Ford chops Shirky just above the soles of his feet"
November 11, 2003
Spam Comment Manifesto
The spammers may have picked a fight with the wrong kids in the schoolyard....Continue reading "Spam Comment Manifesto"
November 10, 2003
Joi Ito about becoming a cranky old man
This is a feeling I recognise. It is hard not to get emotional on subjects you have spent a lot of time on getting nowhere....Continue reading "Joi Ito about becoming a cranky old man"
November 09, 2003
Using RSS to keep up with current affairs
This is a nice non-tech explanation of what RSS is and what it is good for....Continue reading "Using RSS to keep up with current affairs"
October 20, 2003
Jay Rosen follow-up: What is conservative about blog-journalism?
This is a followup to the post about what is radical about......Continue reading "Jay Rosen follow-up: What is conservative about blog-journalism?"
October 16, 2003
What´s radical about blog-journalism? Some answers and a discussion...
Jay Rosen has put up ten items pointing to what is radical about the weblog form of journalism....Continue reading "What´s radical about blog-journalism? Some answers and a discussion..."
October 14, 2003
Set your aggregators on stun!
Someone, I can't remember who at the moment, wrote in his blog about how RSS would be even better if it was easier to find interesting feeds. Here is some development on that area....Continue reading "Set your aggregators on stun!"
October 05, 2003
Weblog history, present and future
These two articles give a good overview on weblog history, the current state and where it might go....Continue reading "Weblog history, present and future"
What is the point of blogging?
BloggerCon conference at Harvard is in full wing. Someone asked what to respond when asked about the point of blogging. Philip Greenspun has scribbled down a few suggestions....Continue reading "What is the point of blogging?"
October 04, 2003
The death of email...
Email is getting more and more useless by the minute. I hardly think anyone with a high degree of connectedness would argue this. So what comes next? Ray Ozzie says some interesting things....Continue reading "The death of email..."
October 01, 2003
MailBucket - email2RSS gateway
MailBucket suggests an alternative way of reading your email, suitable mainly for keeping track of high volume mailing lists....Continue reading "MailBucket - email2RSS gateway"
September 11, 2003
News.com: Blogger Pro for free
Blogger Pro, the paid for blogging service owned by Google, eliminates all user fees and offers the premium Blogger services for free....Continue reading "News.com: Blogger Pro for free"
August 04, 2003
Problems with metadata
Iam scouring, planlessly at the moment, the web for information about RDF, FOAF, semantic web and so on since I am thinking about building a member directory for a mailing list I am a member of. In this document...Continue reading "Problems with metadata"
July 31, 2003
Good piece on the backchannel phenomenon
Ross Mayfield writes about how blogging, chatting and audience interaction (also called "the backchannel") is changing conferences and trade shows....Continue reading "Good piece on the backchannel phenomenon"
July 26, 2003
Some points all column writers should keep in mind
Tom Coates published this list of good-to-know points for aspiring column writers over at plasticbag.org. Maybe I should send this to the local morning paper. ;)...Continue reading "Some points all column writers should keep in mind"
July 25, 2003
WiFi and Social Software changes conferences and lectures
Lately conferences and lecture halls have started to get wireless connections to the Internet. Of course conference goers and students will use that connection to surf the web, read their email and most interesting: do messaging amongst participants....Continue reading "WiFi and Social Software changes conferences and lectures"
July 21, 2003
Social networking next step for knowledge management?
Dave Pollard has written some very interesting articles explaining his view of the connection between social networking enablement and knowledge management....Continue reading "Social networking next step for knowledge management?"
July 08, 2003
Another type of network effect: the scary type
I can't decide which is more scary. The confirmation of our vulnerable high tech society through this dissertation or the naive reactions from various officials and CEOs upon learning about it....Continue reading "Another type of network effect: the scary type"
July 01, 2003
NewsGator: RSS help Triple Point build a new information management solution
Found this through mymarkup.net. Very interesting read about spreading information internally using blogs, RSS feeds and Outlook....Continue reading "NewsGator: RSS help Triple Point build a new information management solution"
June 26, 2003
Reboot 6 revisisted: illustrations
Very interesting (and pretty!) illustrations by Bjarne Tveskov to various themes and issues discussed at Reboot 6....Continue reading "Reboot 6 revisisted: illustrations"
June 25, 2003
Blogmatrix: Yet another blog tool worth checking out
Several utilities are offered, probably based on a combination of RSS-feeds and metadata....Continue reading "Blogmatrix: Yet another blog tool worth checking out"
Microdoc: Social Network that Builds a Blogologue
An article about how social networks builds "blogologoues", distributed journalistic stories....Continue reading "Microdoc: Social Network that Builds a Blogologue"
June 24, 2003
Darwin Magazine: Are You Ready for Social Software?
Found this link on Socialtext's site. Looks like an interesting read. Socialtext's web site is recommended, lots of interesting stuff there....Continue reading "Darwin Magazine: Are You Ready for Social Software?"
Deciding on a neutral and efficient log format
Clearly there is a need for a well defined core of standards for a log format. In this wiki a RoadMap is built with that goal in mind....Continue reading "Deciding on a neutral and efficient log format"
May 26, 2003
Wired 10.10: Unplugged U
What happens when we are covered with radio all the time? When we can be constantly online at no extra cost?...Continue reading "Wired 10.10: Unplugged U"
May 22, 2003
Discover: S B Johnson on text pattern analysis
Found this linked from his blog. Text pattern analysis to grade essays? Come on. ;)...Continue reading "Discover: S B Johnson on text pattern analysis"
May 19, 2003
WIRED: Mind Share, Blog Space
By Steven Johnson: Public Storage For Wisdom, Ignorance, and Everything in Between. Interesting read....Continue reading "WIRED: Mind Share, Blog Space"
Advogato: Getting Projects To Work Together
"Last year we wrote a piece here questioning whether open source projects were motivated to work with each other. This article was in the context of our work with OSCOM and its attempts to bring together open source content management...Continue reading "Advogato: Getting Projects To Work Together"
Company blogging a way to build dialogs?
Bloomba, developers of a new email tool, run a company blog on their site. Worth checking out: How many companies run blogs where their staff posts articles and entries?...Continue reading "Company blogging a way to build dialogs?"
