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I’m Gonna Write Robert Scoble A Song - 26 May 2008
Robert Scoble is the kid up the street with all the answers. You know, the kid with ALL the Commodore 64 games, a gigantic Lego model railroad in the basement and whose father apparently owns a flying Citroen CX? I’m pretty sure that’s him.
Well, this kid is all grown-up now, and he’s on the […]
Particls.com: A Better Way To Read the News - 02 Aug 2007
Just wanted to put in a good word for Particls, a brilliant free, open standards based app I discovered recently that instantly tracks your favorite sites and topics. It’s kind of like a filtered feed reader.
It’s very easy to set up. Install it, enter a few keywords to indicate your fields of interest and you’re ready […]
Facebook Experiments - 12 Apr 2007
I wrote earlier about my MySpace allergy. Facebook is not all that different, but it appeals much more to me.
I created a Facebook account about a month ago just to see what it was about. I only spent a couple of minutes trying out some of the features. Then on Monday, a music blog friend […]
How To Set Up Your Blog in 5 Minutes - 09 Mar 2007
It really doesn’t take much more than 5 minutes to set up a blog, and it’s so easy that your mom can do it.
It occured to me when I discussed blogging with a colleague yesterday that, surprising as it may seem, most people still don’t have blogs. He’s very competent on computers, yet he […]
MySpace, SchmySpace - 09 Mar 2007
I don’t get MySpace. Not all that happens on the web is equally innovative and mindblowing - and MySpace is a glorious yet sad manifestation of that fact.
The ugly layout is one thing; it’s giving me a headache just to think about it. It’s in so bad taste - is that what people actually like? […]
More on 2.0 - 07 Mar 2007
I wrote about Carl Bildt’s blog yesterday. There are so many beautiful things going on on the internet these days. For those of us who are able to participate in the 2.0 experience, it’s a brand new reality where the rules of the old world are challenged constantly.
The power of the traditional media is in […]
Carl Bildt 2.0: A Blogging Foreign Minister - 06 Mar 2007
Give it up for mr. Carl Bildt, Sweden’s Foreign Minister. He’s keeping a blog on Wordpress, and it’s a real, proper blog/diary where he rants much like the rest of us about this and that, but also offer insightful and exciting glimpses into the world of international politics.
Swedish journalists aren’t entirely happy with his project, […]
Is Saturday a lousy day for blogging? - 03 Mar 2007
Is Saturday a lousy day for blogging? Just wondering, ’cause I regularly have +/- 15 viewers a day on weekdays by now, yet on Saturday they all disappear. Today I had 0 hits!
I actually thought that my blog would perform better during weekends than on weekdays, as it’s nowhere near work-related in any possible way. […]
How much is your blog worth? - 27 Feb 2007
Mine’s worth $2.17
I guess it will probably take some time for me to make $1,000 per day yet…
Check out the value of your blog here.
Are YOU Optimizing Your Blog? - 16 Feb 2007
I’m so impressed by all these guys blogging about monetizing your blog, search engine optimization (SEO), self realization, setting up a successful business from your home-office and such things. There are so many of these blogs promising success and prosperity if you just follow 10 easy steps and buy their book.
I’m impressed not so much […]