Archive for October, 2006
Tuesday, October 31st, 2006
Stuff You Need to Know This Week to Avoid Ostracism
Stuff You Need to Know This Week to Avoid Ostracism
cake’ and ‘pppuuummmpppkkiiinnn, it’s a lovely word,’ he’s gonna wind up defiling new colleague Sarah the 29-year-old blogging virgin. Their children will be unable to speak. Sporting Trifle Legitimate concern that a Mets-Yankees World Series would’ve (more)
Me. Well. What I know of me.
My names Venus. And yeah. Thats what I was born with. I’m 19 and at the year where you are no longer a child yet not quite an adult. I was in love. (more)
Is Blogging The New American Pastime? Be Cautious!
Could the blog possibly be the new pet rock of the 21st century? It appears that everyone has to have one! Everyday we are exposed to blogs, some serious and others completely ridiculous. One t. (more)
Creating Community Through Blogging: Site Monitor
On October 5, 2006, Creating Community Through Blogging launched an experimental community space to study emergent practices of blogging by hosting multi-authored, interconnected blogs on its own web site, community.uwblogs.org (more)
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Tuesday, October 31st, 2006
Mixing Blogging And SEO Effectively
Mixing Blogging And SEO Effectively
Search engine optimization is a constantly changing and transforming subject that is controlled by Google, Yahoo, and other major search engines. Our best hope is to try and learn the secrets to there. (more)
Blogging at ‘The Office’ (Baltimore Sun)
TV show actor takes his Dwight Schrute character to new levels with online posts A blog about a television show is one thing. A blog by an actor trying to promote himself is another. But a blog by an actor written in the voice of his television character? That’s entertainment. (more)
Bloggorrhea: Scoble’s cancer
Valleywag: Bigtime blogging couple Robert and Maryam Scoble presented “10 Ways to a Killer Blog” this weekend. One rule Robert learned: If you call HP’s chairwoman “a cancer,” then find out she has cancer, it is . (more)
Intel Outside: Enterprise Blogging
Starting two years, ago Intel CEO Paul Otellini began communicating with the team inside the company by using blogs as a direct channel to Intel s staff around the world. When the blogs were first publicly discussed, the idea of such a prominent technology executive participating in a private internal blog made a splash . Otellini s first post had a great explanation for why he started blogging. of large enterprises begin blogging quietly in private, sometimes growing to hundreds or even (more)
