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July 2007

There’s more where that came from

July 31, 2007

Head on over to Demotivational Posters for a full gallery of these as well as a link to a site where you can make your own.
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For the Prankster’s Toolkit

July 31, 2007

How would you like to edit any web page as if it were a wiki?
Here’s a little Javascript trick that has helped me mock up prototypes as well as spice up the odd presentation with improbable news headlines for dramatic effect.
Copy and paste the following line into the address bar of your browser,
javascript:document.body.contentEditable=’true’; document.designMode=’on’; void [...]

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$100 off Blog Business Summit in Chicago

July 29, 2007

Robyn reminded me that MyBlogLog is sponsoring the Blog Business Summit in Chicago in mid-September. I attended one a few years ago when I was first getting into blogging and it was a great place to meet other corporate bloggers and swap best practices. If you’re a blogging for your company or thinking about starting [...]

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Eric leaving MyBlogLog

July 21, 2007

I’m really sorry to see Eric go. Being the "Tom of MyBlogLog" he was not only your first friend after signing up for MyBlogLog, his personality defined the community as only a co-founder can. I’ve only worked with Eric for a couple of months but it’s been a blast. Some things I’ll miss:

whiteboard sessions, the [...]

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On Vox: Camping in the Sierras

July 17, 2007

Headed up to the mountains for some fresh mountain air. The kids loved it. Full set of photos on Flickr.
» Read more on Vox

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Anybody want a Pownce invite?

July 17, 2007

I have some Pownce invites left over. If anybody wants them, drop me a comment. First come, first served.
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Andrew Keen as Linkbait?

July 16, 2007

Unusually passionate post on the YPN Blog about Andrew Keen’s book, "The Cult of the Amateur," which represents the latest backlash against the internet and social media in particular.
Today’s internet is certainly changing our culture. But killing it? Hardly. In fact, I’d argue that the Gutenberg press, which ushered in a new era of print [...]

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Nielsen/NetRatings Total Minutes metric. Sounds nice, how does it work?

July 15, 2007

Maybe I’m missing something. In all the breathless, “the pageview is dead” stories that came out last week surrounding Nielsen/NetRatings’ press release that they will include “Total Minutes” as part of their ranking methodology, I couldn’t find any information on how the measurement would work.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all in favor of trying to [...]

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Identity Management , it’s a public service

July 13, 2007

I met Jeremiah Owyang last night and he sent me a link to a post he did a couple weeks ago on the future of Facebook. It’s an excellent post which maps out a future that may very well come to pass. To sum it up, he predicts that the current Facebook platform will eventually [...]

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Ethan Haas? 1-18-08? Let the scavenger hunt begin!

July 10, 2007

I’m a total sucker for this kind of stuff. Can anyone tell me what this is about? Scott Beale posts a note that says it has nothing to do with JJ Abrams mysterious new trailer for 1-18-08 – this is going to be fun!
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