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Golly. Hello blogosphere. You still here?
After reading so many posts in the blogosphere about its own demise, I must say it’s quite a relief to see it’s still here. And according to google reader people are still writing stuff in their weblogs. And not just … Continue reading
Not so chubby – The Grocer’s Blog
A take on the blogging CEO PR stunt… Waitrose head honcho Mark Price (no relation) wants to drop a couple of trouser sizes in three months and is using a blog called Not so chubby on the Waitrose website to … Continue reading
A few changes to this website
I’ve made a couple of changes to this website. First, I’ve added a new page called Subscribe, with information about the three ways you can keep up to date with new posts on this site. Second, I’ve bitten the bullet … Continue reading
Intranet content management remixed
Ever since I saw them and started using them I could see that if we had Delicious, Technorati and Bloglines on our intranet it would change the way we work and our perception of what an intranet is. It’s something … Continue reading
Goodnig8t
Blogging is changing and challenging journalism. It changed and challenged mine even though I was doing the blogging. It is a way to focus the collective intelligence of the audience onto the facts and arguments. Moblogging from a single device … Continue reading
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Bloggers need not apply
Blogger beware! Job seekers who are also bloggers may have a tough road ahead, if our committee’s experience is any indication. You may think your blog is a harmless outlet. You may use the faulty logic of the blogger, “Oh, … Continue reading
Keeping the conversation going
One of the things I find tricky with blogs is remembering to go back and check whether anyone’s followed up on any comments I’ve made. There’s a system called coComment which is designed to help with this, but for some … Continue reading →