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Red Sox vs. Yankees

Oh, a major problem has occurred on the web today, something so serious I can hardly bear to mention this to my readers. It appears the New York Yankees are beating the Red Sox. I was reviewing the RSS feed... Read more →

Blogumentary

I really do think that blogging is creating a new blogging economy, why well self-publishing is giving customers new ways to consult with fellow customers and compare good and bad experiences with products, social issues and politics. Chuck Olsen’s new... Read more →

Is skype Shype!

A local systems administrator contact here in Boston, was doing some network analysis on their network and discovered some unusual traffic attempting to get through their firewall. They identified that Skype was the cause of the traffic. Skype is a... Read more →

Continuous Computing

Continuous computing, is a term coined by Wade Roush Technology Review's senior editor and San Francisco bureau chief, I don’t know Wade, to me social computing would be a better term. The phrase “continuous computing” conjures up memories of “network... Read more →

Freeconference.com

Freeconference.com is a great site, the company lets you make telephone calls without charging a set up fee, and their business model is to charge each of the callers. I am using this for my local chapter of the American... Read more →

Forum Sites

Blogs may be popular, but the grandfather of the Internet and communities are bulletin boards or forums. Here’s a great site that lists a number of forum software companies. Read more →

Blog Top Word of the Year

Blog is the top word of the year according to Dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster's list of the 2004 "Words of the Year." I believe blog has become an important word so fast because blogs are so useful for engaging an audience.... Read more →

Autonomy, Another Search Engine

Autonomy, Google on steroids, this search engine learns about the information you are looking for, goes and gets the information and brings that information to your desktop. Over time the search engine learns and brings related information. Read more →

The Web Is Changing

Heather Hamilton commented on my post from last week on "what does a corporate blogger have that a corporate website doesn't" Here is an edited version of the e-mail I sent back to Heather in response. I am thinking that... Read more →

Is blogging journalism: BloggerCon

BloggerCon was held at Harvard University in Cambridge yesterday. Jay Rosen made some comments about whether blogging is journalism or not. * Blogging is not journalism, but some journalists are natural bloggers and some bloggers may be natural journalists. *... Read more →