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[2006-02-27] The Real Future of Blogging
I don't recall the last WSJ article I read where I pretty much nodded my head in agreement to every word, but you MUST read Jason Fry's take on the current status of blogging and the future of the medium.
[2006-02-25] Fan Letters: Are They for Bloggers Too?
Authors, newspaper and magazine writers, and columnists of all types receive fan mail.
[2006-02-23] Kottke Quits
Let's start the rant engine folks….
[2006-02-23] Ri.dic.u.lous
Alright, I know you really really need to know this so I just have to oblige. Presenting - tada - social bookmark manager #4,523: Scuttle.
[2006-02-22] Good Pitch, Bad Pitch
Todd Defren, principal of SHIFT Communications, has launched a new blog he's calling The Good Pitch Blog.
[2006-02-20] Blogspotting Needs a Kelly Ripa
BusinessWeek's Stephen Baker is turning to the b'sphere for advice.
[2006-02-20] Call 1-800-2Podcast Your Gripes
Buzz-o-phone is aggregating opinions about products, services, brands and companies via an 800 number (1-800-591-5375 to be exact).
[2006-02-18] Breememe, aka Battle of the Memetrackers
OK, I am totally hooked on two memetrackers, memeorandum and TailRank. I can't decide which one is better.
[2006-02-17] Finding Community On The Radio Dial
Paul Adams (via Seth) wonders "why radio stations can't ping you by sms or even phone when they play a song you request.
[2006-02-16] Affinity Matters
The most credible source of information about a company is now "a person like me," which has risen dramatically to surpass doctors and academic experts for the first time, according to the seventh annual Edelman Trust Barometer.
[2006-02-15] The Flattening of the Press World
A dirty little secret about PR: they give certain press "exclusives" to try to get the story out better.
[2006-02-15] Blog Post Ideas: The Link Roundup
Blog posting ideas present an ongoing challenge for even the most experienced and creative bloggers.
[2006-02-13] NewComm Forum Approaches
The new media marketing universe, or at least what looks to be a good chunk of it, is set to descend on Palo Alto the week after next for the second annual NewComm Forum.
[2006-02-13] BlogCode Helps You Find Blogs Similar to…
Ever find a blogger you really like and wonder "are there other blogs similar to this one?"
[2006-02-11] Blog Networks Changing History?
Hmmm, I find this trend very troubling too (we were talking about it at Northern Voice yesterday). Seems that if you can get 20 bloggers together into a network you can lock out all others. Here's an example.
[2006-02-10] Coca-Cola Sending Bloggers to Torino Olympics
MediaPost has details of Coca-Cola's initiative to send half-dozen bloggers to the Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy.
[2006-02-09] Blogger Disclosure Practices Tested
If nothing else, this piece in the WSJ underscores the argument that bloggers are not journalists, or as Brian Oberkirch rightly puts it, "personal blogs are not media."
[2006-02-07] RSS In The Mainstream
The folks at LearField Creative take a swing at simplifying RSS, adding to the conversation started here. (They define it as a "personal media outlet.") But I still think we've a ways to go before adoption is widespread based on that idea.
[2006-02-03] Events This Month
Wiki Wednesday London was an absolute blast. Good turnout of wiki enthusiasts, geek girls and folks I've met before.
[2006-02-02] The Frustrations of a Disconnected Digital Life
I'm a stickler for organization and orderliness. That's why my online (and more generally my tech) life is propelling me to a digital breakdown.
[2006-02-02] A Milestone Event for Communicators
I've just finalized setting up my trip to California at the end of this month to participate in the New Communications Forum which takes place in Palo Alto from 1-3 March.
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