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Daily Archives: Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Washingtonpost.com, CJR Daily added ‘del.icio.us’ buttons today
Washingtonpost.com, CJR Daily added ‘del.icio.us’ buttons today: (From Matt McAlister) “Washingtonpost.com and CJRDaily both added ‘Bookmark with del.icio.us’ buttons on their article templates today.” Technorati Tags: delicious Related posts: del.icio.us going ajaxy del.icio.us going ajaxy How to provide a credit … Continue reading
Are newspaper columns about blogs dying dying?
Are newspaper columns about blogs dying dying? (Or, “Top 7 recommendations about blogging — and not blogging”) Irony, aside, a Chicago Tribune columnist asks, “Are blogs dying?“ It is always difficult for me to follow the dot-connecting that must take … Continue reading
Forget about the technology and make it easy for people to subscribe
John Jantsch: (From Duct Tape Marketing Weblog) “Forget about the technology and make it easy for people to subscribe in a manner they already understand. Now, having said that, I’m not saying that you can’t cater to the “cutting edge … Continue reading
What I don’t get is why should anyone care if people know that they’re using RSS
Dave Winer: “What I don’t get is why should anyone care if people know that they’re using RSS.” Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader While I’m traveling, think of this as rexblog nano Why do so many … Continue reading
