Interesting Stuff 2008-10-23
Post categories: round up
| 11:33 UK time, Thursday, 23 October 2008
I'm always pleased when important ´óÏó´«Ã½ people use social media as part of their work. It's what this blog is all about. So I liked of Anthony Rose from
Anthony tells me that his conversation with Stephen helped fix , which is even better.
People seem to respond better to pictures than they do to words (who would have thought that a picture of a man "benchmarking four operating systems" would have sparked a conversation?). Steve Bowbrick (our blogger in residence) drew this diagram of the obstacles to sharing he sees in the ´óÏó´«Ã½...
... and it got a reaction, both on and on .
Cathy Brooks of Seesmic is that the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s Have Your Say is experimenting with using . And there's a
´óÏó´«Ã½ Backstage are .
Zoe Kleinman who worked for the Internet blog in the summer is featured in on "Blogging for beginners". And yet alarmingly, at the same time Rory Cellan Jones is asking "Is blogging dead?"
As I was walking the dog this morning, I checked Twitter on my phone and saw that it was alive with comments about "the death of blogging." According to an article in Wired Magazine, Twitter, Flickr and Facebook make blogs look "so 2004". Oh dear.
But wait!
My response was to go straight home - and write a blog post.
Phew!
Nick Reynolds is editor, ´óÏó´«Ã½ Internet blog
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At 23rd Oct 2008, Ed Lyons wrote:Completely off topic, but anyone have any idea what happened to the iPlayer keyboard shortcuts? I still keep reaching for the space bar expecting it to pause iPlayer...
A few months back, someone said that they were going to appear in early October - it's now late October!
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At 24th Oct 2008, Nick Reynolds wrote:It is completely off topic and by rights I should moderate the comment off but since I'm in a generous mood I'll try and find out instead.
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At 26th Apr 2009, Nicx0r wrote:About 100,000 new blogs are started every week, so no, blogging aint dead. [Unsuitable/Broken URL removed by Moderator]
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At 9th Sep 2009, felicioo wrote:Thank you.. sesli sohbet
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