Daily Archives: Friday, February 25, 2005

Frist blogs, but who would know? Patrick Ruffini has posted a great guide to congressional blogging and following up on his (and my) comments about how Bill Frist should blog, Patrick observes that the Senate majority leader (and my senator) … Continue reading →

Some more Odeo ranting: I’ve updated my earlier post about my instant “negative cognition” to Odeo. I was trying to mellow out, but I just got more wound-up. Then I reflected on why it was bugging me so.

Some blogger’s dream job: Get $100,000 for watching a year of Dukes of Hazard and maintaining the official weblog. This is definitely a job for a Nashville blogger. I’d like to encourage Morgan  to apply (although I somehow doubt he’s … Continue reading →

If you want to see the future of podcasting, look here: Okay, I’m tired of ranting so I’ll point to something that makes sense to me about podcasting. Here’s a simple hack by some very creative guys who have come … Continue reading →

How did I do this before? It’s has been a while since I’ve mentioned one of those things I found, then bookmarked and now find myself using everyday, the ObjectGraph dictionary. It works like Google suggest, but has definitions, elements … Continue reading →

To do list: I love Chairman Mr. Magazine Husni’s annual guide to magazine launches. However,  before you start  celebrating and sending out press releases,  it might be helpful to review titles that have been honored with inclusion on the list … Continue reading →

Sullivan’s take on Google’s link comandeering tactics: Danny Sullivan, search engine guru, explains everything you ever wanted to know about “AutoLink” on Googe’s new version of its toolbar. Here are the topics he covers on his great overview: How AutoLink … Continue reading →