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Monday, September 08, 2003OJR article: Online News Pioneers See Lots of Changes in the First 10 Years OJR: How important are Weblogs in the history of journalism, and how do they differ from personal home pages? Winer: Weblogs drop the cost of publishing...
(via Channel 'social_software') [judith meskill's knowledge notes]
4:05:46 AM
comment [] trackback [] Six million cyber-Egyptians and not a single Web log?
[Blogalization Community]
3:44:42 AM
comment [] trackback [] Emerging Alternatives: Blogworld
[Daypop Top 40]
3:34:55 AM
comment [] trackback [] Are bloggers the heir-apparant of the independent weekly?
Welch: For all the history made by newspapers between 1960 and 2000, the profession was also busy contracting, standardizing, and homogenizing. Most cities now have their monopolist daily, their alt weekly or two, their business journal. Journalism is done a certain way, by a certain kind of people. Bloggers are basically oblivious to such traditions, so reading the best of them is like receiving a bracing slap in the face. It's a reminder that America is far more diverse and iconoclastic than its newsrooms.
[MetaFilter]
3:30:48 AM
comment [] trackback [] Cary McMullen
"And on the 2,893,402,568th day, man created blogs."
(Lakeland Ledger) [via Scripting News]2:52:07 AM
comment [] trackback [] Sunday, September 07, 2003Columbia Journalism Review : Emerging Alternatives: Blogworld by Matt Welch "This February, I attended my first Association of Alternative Newsweeklies conference, in the great media incubator of San Francisco. It's impossible to walk a single block of that storied town...
(via judith meskill's knowledge notes) [Channel 'social_software']
8:15:00 PM
comment [] trackback [] Chicago Tribune on blogging in the workplace
[Scripting News]
8:02:09 PM
comment [] trackback [] Saturday, September 06, 2003Getting further from what it was originally meant for (you can blame Marc Canter for this!), but towards something else useful :-)
You can now use it to host blogrolls. Here's one:
Click the '(ite)' link at the bottom to get to the documentation and see how to make your own one.
You can also upload images, but please don't upload too many as I have limited hard disk space ...
[Second p0st]
3:36:29 AM
comment [] trackback [] The Blogger's Platform (Phil Wolff) [Scripting News]
3:19:37 AM
comment [] trackback [] Instances of edBlogging
Al Delgado is tracking lots of education blogging initiatives on the educational weblogs and EdBlogger Praxis weblogs. This thing is really booming.
[Seb's Open Research]
2:58:18 AM
comment [] trackback [] Online News Pioneers See Lots of Changes in the First 10 Years
An interesting comparison on the past, present and future state of online news. This piece also makes some interesting points regarding RSS and blogging.
[Lockergnome's RSS Resource]
2:55:16 AM
comment [] trackback [] Feed Combiner
Phil Pearson is experimenting with a feed combiner, a sort-of blogroll-style miniaggregator you can insert into your own static pages. See Experiment: constructing blogrolls with RSS for more information on how it works and how to use it....
[Lockergnome's RSS Resource]
2:53:39 AM
comment [] trackback [] Wednesday, September 03, 2003[Seb's Open Research]
5:19:11 PM
comment [] trackback [] Blog Spammer Exposed
Blog Spam is currently climbing up the charts on the main blogging indexes with top-penis-enlargement.com/vigrx.htm hitting No.11 at Blogdex today, all achieved through the process of spamming comments sections of blogs worldwide, including on numerous occasions, the Blog Herald. Victim sites include Scriptygoddess, Bigpinkcookie and many others currently listed on the reference page at Blogdex for the site....
[The Blog Herald]
5:23:33 AM
comment [] trackback [] Tuesday, September 02, 2003Christmas caroling in high summer down the Brazilian blogstreet.
[Blogalization Community]
4:23:50 AM
comment [] trackback [] 24-Hour Trends in the Non-English Blogosphere
"We've divided the "whole blogosphere" into slices based on the language of each individual weblog ..."
[Blogalization Community]
4:22:13 AM
comment [] trackback [] Dietblogs make headlines losing weight
' sure I blogged this before, but it's still...
...an interesting utilisation on blogging and peer support...
(via The Blog Herald) [Rocky Mountain News: Technology]
4:13:22 AM comment [] trackback []
Web Event: Trotts to speak on CNN
Six Apart founders Ben and Mena Trott will be discussing TypePad on CNN Headline News on Wednesday, September 3. We do not know the time yet, or whether this will be on CNN International as well, but would definately mark...
[The Blog Herald]
4:08:34 AM comment [] trackback []
KernelTrap: Open Source RSS feeds and blogs
KernelTrap aims to bring news about all open source kernels, not just the Linux kernel. However, at this time the majority of news posted to this site is Linux-centric. KernelTrap (also) has very dynamic RSS feeds.... of specific content.
Generally speaking, any KernelTrap URL that looks like '/taxonomy/view/...' can be turned into a feed by changing the word 'view' to 'feed'. Here are a few examples: Linux stories, FreeBSD stories, OpenBSD stories, and KernelTrap features.
KernelTrap is organized into numerous categories and subcategories utilizing Drupal's taxonomy functionality.
[via Daypop Top 40]
4:01:24 AM comment [] trackback []
Well-formed writing and information routing
"The tagging conventions I've been applying for the last four months are really springing to life, now that structured search of my blog is available..." (Jon Udell)
[via Daypop Top 40]
3:26:11 AM comment [] trackback []
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