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4 months of blogging…
Though I’ve been posting information online since 2003, I did not begin to seriously blog until September of 2005. What I mean by seriously is putting my thoughts out there, in public, for all to view,...
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In searching for ‘echo chamber’ references for one of my latest entries, I came across a number of blog postings from 2004 with some pretty interesting material and dynamics. On Joi Ito’s Communities...
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Uses of Blogs (upcoming book)
Found on SnurBlog –upcoming book (mid-2006) Uses of Blogs Edited by Axel Bruns and Joanne Jacobs As the first edited collection of scholarly articles on blogging by experts and practitioners in a wide...
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Every link journey unearth something. In discovering Shelley Powers 2004 writings, I also came across a newer conversation on Copyrights and Rss feeds where she compares news aggregators to browsers....
View Articleflat culture
When I wrote the preceeding entry it was meant as the introduction to this one. But as we develop ideas sometimes they take on a life of their own. So instead of a short introduction to how I came to...
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Blogging got you down?
Blog depression! Has anyone ever gone down that road ? the form has matured more and more bloggers are finding themselves disillusioned, dissatisfied, taking long breaks, and in many cases simply...
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spam activity–kills interactivity
FED UP Yes I am. I tried all the tricks and spam blasting widgets (or at least I think I did) offered by James and his crew (?). But no can do anymore. I’ve had it with the bushels of unsollicited...
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Blogs as graphs
Discovered via Remote Access this online tool that takes a url from a web site, and turns it into a graph. This is what knowledging across life’s curriculum looks like. What do the colors mean? Here is...
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I mentionned earlier that I was testing rss readers. But I am also testing remote blogging tools like the one incorporated in Diigo but also stand alone desktop ones like Blogjet ($39US)–review here...
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