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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
No Tweeting Allowed for President Bill Clinton's Keynote at Salesforce.com Event
No tweeting, live blogging, posting to Facebook or any other use of social media will be permitted when President Bill Clinton gives the keynote address at Dreamforce, the annual Salesforce.com
Minimalist Blogging Service Posterous Gets an iPhone App
Posterous, the increasingly popular minimalist blogging service, just launched its first iPhone application this morning. The app, called PicPosterous, allows users to upload pictures and videos to their blogs. Until
Top 24 of 2004
There's a nice meme just started, asking people to list their Top 24 posts of 2004 (via). I decided to check out my web stats and dig out the most-visited
Success in the Long Tail Depends on "True Fans"
The always interesting Kevin Kelly published a long post yesterday detailing how any artist -- musical or otherwise -- can make money operating in the long tail. His idea centers
Read/WriteWeb Filter
- Google/Writely points to online/offline future (Phil Sim is putting out some excellent analysis these days, especially on the topic of Web Office. In this post he convincingly makes the
RWW Must Reads
It's the weekend - another hectic week has gone by. In this era of quick news fixes, PR regurgitation on tech blogs, and the 'quantity over quality' maxim most tech
Top Internet Trends of 2000-2009: Democratization of News Media
It's November 2009 and we're nearing the end of a decade. It's been a tumultuous time of change for many industries, much of it driven by the Internet. The newspaper
See you in a week's time
I'll be on holiday on the Gold Coast of Australia for the next week (YAY!) and I won't be going near a computer. I'll be back blogging in just over
Blogging Forefather Seeks to Re-Invent Blogging, Again
Dave Winer, a man who was key to the creation and growth of blogging, RSS, podcasting, OPML and several more technical standards that helped social media become what it is
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