rexblog’s neighborhood: Last night I mentioned Findory’s Neighbors, the visulation representation of Findory’s feature, “related weblogs.” I finally figured out how to find rexblog’s neighborhood.
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February 3rd, 2005
rexblog’s neighborhood: Last night I mentioned Findory’s Neighbors, the visulation representation of Findory’s feature, “related weblogs.” I finally figured out how to find rexblog’s neighborhood.
February 3rd, 2005
Mac mini review: I know there are lots of folks pointing to this very critical review of the Mac mini, but I couldn’t help myself. Quote:
He has a point.
February 3rd, 2005
NY Times & Topix: Kudos to my Topix friends for signing an advertising deal with the NY Times online. I am a Topix fan via RSS, so I can’t really figure out how this will affect me. I must note the irony of me learning this news through a WSJ RSS feed and not through either the NYT or Topix.
February 3rd, 2005
Still, they were anonymous op-ed pieces: Allan Jenkins, who has explored in the past the blogging metaphor as it relates to the authors of the Federalist Papers — corrects something from my earlier post on the topic: He explains they weren’t pamphlets, but op-ed pieces. Fortunately, he does agree with the argument they were “bloggers” and makes some good arguments they had other blogging metaphors: trackbacks and comments. He says I was “inadverdently correct,” which pretty much is the way I feel lots of times. Re-categorizing: Penn Media has decided to describe its 50 e-zines as “blogs” which, they say, will “(position) them as one of the largest publishers of consumer trade blogs.” (Will someone tell me what the ‘consumer-trade’ blog category is?) When will About.com bite the bullet and say they’ve been the galaxy’s largest ‘consumer-trade blog community’ back when ? Coming soon: How companies that want to be “the largest” anything related to do with “blogs” are missing the point and power of conversational media. (via: PaidContent.org and MarketingVox) |