Monthly Archives: October 2005

Gardner Writes » Blog Archive » Feedbook I’m captivated by the Feedbook idea that Gardner has brought up over on his blog (with a nod to Brian Lamb’s Furl for getting him–and me–there in the first place). In a comment … Continue reading →

Wired is running an article on corporations banning employee access to blogs via company computers.  According to this article . . . companies worry that employees might leak sensitive material — perhaps inadvertently — while posting comments to blog message … Continue reading →

Over the weekend, my Ning account got upgraded to beta developer status.  I’m pretty excited. Ning is basically a Web site that allows you to build social applications. The best feature, in my opinion, is the ability to clone existing … Continue reading →

The developer preview of Flock is now available. I’m writing this post from within the built-in blogging tool. It’s pretty cool. I’ve used an extension for Firefox before (Blog This) that would allow me to write to my blog easily … Continue reading →

When I first started writing this blog, a better name would have been the Reluctant Blogger. I wanted to really get into my blog. I wanted it to become a virtual home for my thoughts. I wanted to use it … Continue reading →

Over here in DTLT-land, we decided we wanted to try out group-blogging. Don’t get me wrong, I love my blog and I have no plans on leaving it, but the group blog seems like a horse of an entirely different … Continue reading →