Category: General

Free speech and the Blogger The Federal Election Commission has take a “hands-off approach to bloggers, or authors of weblogs, among the loudest and unruliest voices online.” “We are not the speech police,” said Weintraub, a Democrat. “The FEC does not tell private citizens what they can or cannot say, on the Internet, or elsewhere. […]

RSS ain’t primetime y’all: #1 Mistake Most Blogs Do.

Lee remains awesome: List of Business Blog Resources

Plasticbag illustrates the convergence of TV and social software. Looks like when you watch a TV show with someone over the phone or by chat.

Well it was fun before these bastards got involved.

Much ado about FeedBurner worries: What position will FeedBurner users be left in if it goes offline, goes pay, or cancels the account? I asked this question a few months ago and then learned that I can use a simple mod_rewrite command so the link to my feed still stays coming from my server. I […]

Yahoo search now searches for works in the creative commons. Nice move, guys!

As a student of the Buddhist philosophy, I found the following article from the Great Lakes IT Report particularly interesting. Nepal is known as the Land of Buddha and is home to the largest and highest mountains in the world – the Himalayas – with the most renown being Mount Everest. Now, even in this […]

According to a survey conducted by security firm Mirapoint and market research company the Radicati Group, nearly a third of e-mail users have clicked on links in spam messages. One in ten users have bought products advertised in junk mail.

Having been involved with the arts for a number of years, I’ve noticed that while there are a lot of creative types who are perfectly at home making their own websites – and now blogs – there are others who plug along pretty well as if the Internet never happened. I believe a lot of […]