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The Merger of Blogs and Social Networks Paid Members Public
One of the “joys” of living in the social media world is those days that you wake up, and discover your e-mail in-box crammed with something – comments on one of your posts, Twitter follows or, as happened this morning, a metric ton of new followers on Typepad [http://www.typepad.
Innovation in Blog Platforms Paid Members Public
Occasionally in recent months, I’ve bemoaned the lack of innovation in blog platforms. However, I’m not being very precise in my use of language there. What I actually mean is the lack of innovation in self-hosted blog platforms – ones you actually upload to your own servers. In the
Weekend Coffee Reading Paid Members Public
Lurking around in my browser tabs: - [On Makers and Managers](http://kristinelowe.blogs.com/kristine_lowe/2010/01/on-makers-and-managers-and-how-to-manage-your-day.html) – good look at the tension between these two roles that should be familiar to most people in journalism - [The Death of Tag Clouds](http://woorkup.com/2010/01/
Whispers of the Hackopalypse Paid Members Public
A new week, a new project. Ladies and gentlemen, let me unveil [Whispers of the Hackopalypse](http://oneman.tumblr.com/), my new [tumblelog](http://www.tumblr.com/).It’s just a series of the best quotes from bloggers and others about the rapidly changing state of journalism and publishing.This
3 Posts About The Future of Blogs & Comments Paid Members Public
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about the evolution of blogging, its interaction with social networking, and the role of content-based community on the web in recent weeks. These three posts really chimed with some of my conclusions: - Stephanie takes on[ two evolutions of blogging she really