Daily Archives: Tuesday, February 15, 2005

Blogs about magazines: I’m beginning to feel less and less lonely. Here’s a new weblog about magazines, BlogMagazine.com. (I know it sounds like a magazine about blogs, but it’s a blog about magazines.) I’ve added it to my blogroll of … Continue reading →

Barking up the wrong palm tree: Gosh. This is the first time I’ve seen a list of dog names that didn’t include “Rex.”

Designer hacks: Okay, designers. Don’t say I never link to anything special just for you, because here’s a cool “designer toolbox” including a Lorem Ipsum Generator. Now I can start that new blog I’ve always wanted to. The one where … Continue reading →

Magazines that are beginning to understand blogging: After being quoted in an article in this month’s Folio: about magazines and blogging, I’ve been asked to point to some examples of magazines that understand how to “engage in the conversation.” So, … Continue reading →

The value of Michael Wolff’s opinion: Vanity Fair’s Michael Wolff thinks blogs “lower the value of all information.” I assume he’s referring to the rexblog. On why he doesn’t want to blog: “When I look at that particular blog piece … Continue reading →

Are bloggers paparatzi? Mark Cuban tells his fellow-famous that political bloggers are like paparatizi who believe this is “pay back” time for being shut out in the past: “The bloggers are here, and they are ready to knock down the … Continue reading →