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Weblogs should be topic-first, not author-first
Clay Shirky (via Ross Mayfield): "The weblog world has taken the 4 elements of organization from mailing lists and usenet -- overall topic, time of post, post title, author --
Movable Type Enterprise 1.5 Launched
Today Six Apart will release a new version of its Movable Type Enterprise edition. I spoke to Anil Dash (a SixApart VP) and Chris Alden (EVP and GM of Movable
Beyond Blogs: Old & New Media Converge
There's been a lot of discussion over the past 24 hours on the new Techmeme Leaderboard, which is a list of the top 100 sources for the popular tech news
Myfabrik - The YouTube and Flickr of Online Storage?
Today Silicon Valley company Fabrik launched its myfabrik online storage and file-sharing service, after a 4 month beta period. It's also releasing a new service called myfabrik lite, that lets
Visualizing the Influence of Egyptian Bloggers
Kovas Boguta, the head of analytics at Weebly and a guest author on ReadWriteWeb, has created another powerful data visualization, this time of the "the pro-democracy movement in Egypt and
Change the World With One Click: Zemanta Adds Volunteer Opportunities to Blog Posts
What would you call a real-time semantic analysis tool that plugs in to your blogging software and leverages an API for a huge database of petitions, charities and volunteer opportunities
Forrester is Wrong About Paying Bloggers
Analyst firm Forrester published a report this morning telling corporations that it's a good idea to engage bloggers in "sponsored conversations," or the exchange of goods or credit in exchange
Twitter Enables Fully-Functional, Embedded Tweets
Until now, there has been no quick and simple way to embed a functional Tweet in a blog post. That is, most of us bloggers simply took a quick screenshot,
Top 10 Online Free Speech Resources
Anyone who writes on a specific topic will have a set of resources he or she refers to in order to keep on top of what's happening. Those of us
Tomorrow is Ada Lovelace Day, Celebrating The World's First Computer Programmer
Ada Lovelace, a 19th century British writer who is considered the world's first computer programmer, will be honored by bloggers all over the world tomorrow. In the spirit of providing
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