Tag: Social software
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Perkins is among us
If you’ve never heard of The Red Herring it might be a bit late for you to catch up. For most of the nineties and throughout the tech boom, the…
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Turning weblogs into businesses
Jim McClellan surveys early attempts to commercialise weblogs in The Guardian. Good article with lots of useful links at the end. This is one of those pieces that produces a…
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Words of Waldman
Simon Waldman, a pioneer interpreter of the Internet to UK Plc (and the man responsible for The Guardian‘s absolute pre-eminence in cyberspace – perhaps also for its voodoo doll status…
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What’s going on here, then?
Found this in my referrer logs. Weird.
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Online in Soho
Blogging live via T-Mobile wi-fi from Star bucks in Wardour Street (about which I am, of course, very excited). Hotfoot from lunch with a headhunter who thinks all this blogging…
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Is this cool?
Or is it just completely trivial? My referrer log suggests I made it onto the Top-100 Most Linked-To Pages in the Last Three Hours page at Weblogs.com. I think this…
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Thin Media
Milverton Wallace, the NetMedia man, sent me this interview with the man who apparently coined the phrase ‘
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More Hammersley action
I’m pretty sure that if I ever actually meet Ben Hammersley he’ll be a kind of wild-haired, pop-eyed genius type with a pencil behind each ear and a short attention…
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Blockbuster blogged
Listen, I don’t know much about Cory Doctorow and I haven’t read his book (although I have downloaded it for nothing) but I know for certain that Down and Out…
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Phil Gyford has done a wonderful thing
He’s stretched the weblog model to accommodate a day-at-a-time presentation of an 1893 edition of Pepys’ diary. There’ll be a new beautifully annotated and cross-referenced entry every day and there’s…