cms
You have an in-built fatal flaw [http://www.pbs.org/mediashift/2015/01/why-its-risky-business-for-publishers-to-build-their-own-cms/] : > News organizations, especially ones with just one medium-sized digital property (this applies to many independent daily newspapers, for example), have a terrible time retaining technical talent. These organizations generally don’t employ more than a
itunes
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2009/09/FakeMetalAlbum.png] [](https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2009/09/FakeMetalWords.png)It’s just possible that iTunes
browsers
Why I’m not blogging about Chrome [http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/editors-blog/2008/09/google-chrome-in-the-enterpris.html] . Grrr.
blog platforms
It’s going to be a long day: looks like we have a problem with the database server underlying our Movable Type installation, and it’s been down for much of the weekend. Technology is such a bitter-sweet joy, isn’t it?
Blogging
I’m having a frustrating evening. I’ve stacked up a series of blog posts for my various blogs, and I can’t publish them. There isn’t even a sniff of the cafe WiFi that we’re meant to have access to in this apartment, so I’m left
internet
Blogs
When I got into work this morning, there were a number of e-mails in my in-box about our Movable Type server being down. Luckily, it had been that way for just a few hours, only the posting interface was affected (ie pages were still readable) and the Web Services guys
leweb
Bandwidth is somewhat flaky (just like last year). I’ll get posts up when I can.
blog platforms
You know, I keep hearing about how difficult Movable Type is to install & maintain, but I’ve never had any real trouble doing it. I just upgraded my WordPress blog, Coffee & Complexity [http://www.coffeeandcomplexity.com/], to version 2.3 [http://wordpress.org/development/2007/09/wordpress-23/]. It
batteries
I’ve spent the day sat between two laptops and an iMac leaping between Movable Type, Google Analytics and Technorati, making sure all our traffic and links monitoring are in place for an internal event we’re holding next week. In the course of all this, I’ve stumbled across
blogger
Is it me, or is every Blogger-hosted blog I look at down right now? Update: Looks like all Blogger blogs were down for about an hour. That’s quite a chunk of the blogosphere that went AWOL. Poor show, Google.
Blogging
If you’re running a blogging or social-media related conference, offer free WiFi and power at the desks. Otherwise, you’re crippling the ability of people to blog about your conference – and thus do your publicity for you. Yes, I’m at Blogging4Business [http://www.retailevents.co.uk/b4b2007/site/
