cte | Kris Smith has read these articles about "cte" | www.croncast.comThis is the keyword feed for "cte" from my read items in Google Reader. If you would like to search or subscribe to category/keyword rss feeds for items that I have shared with Google Reader visit http://www.croncast.com/c4_reading.phpAdam Engst on Twittr- October 11, 2007 Adam Engst was, like me, originally a Twittr detractor. He has since reversed his stance. I've read everything he has to say in the article and I have to say that I still fail to give a shit. I previously detracted sight unseen but since then I've poked around and still don't see what there ...Tags: say adam since twittr engsthttp://www.evilgeniuschronicles.org/wordpress/2007/10/10/adam-engst-on-twittr/ Promote Your Site As Though Google Didn't Exist- October 11, 2007 Brian Clark has an excellent post about relying too much on Google for traffic. Believe it or not, my strategy since the beginning of Copyblogger has been to pretty much forget search engines exist. Don't get me wrong I'm not doing anything to annoy them, and I certainly don't turn away visitors from search engines. I just don't depend on them for traffic. This is a timely post because of the Google has been dropping the PageRank on some sites that sell links. Danny Sullivan, a premier search..http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/NetBusinessBlog/~3/168087739/ Twitter in Your Outlook- October 10, 2007 As a huge fan (or perhaps, addict) of micro-blogging platform, Twitter, I was really thrilled to have found this great add-in for Microsoft Outlook: OutTwit. The OutTwit add-in integrates Twitter with Outlook, letting you send and receive messages directly to Twitter from your mail client. All your Twitter friend updates will show up as Outlook messages in your inbox by default, but you can change this in the settings to have the messages sent to a particular folder instead. You can also...http://on10.net/Blogs/sarahintampa/twitter-in-your-outlook/ Open source adoption: More rigor, less emotion- October 9, 2007 Determining a move toward open source and open standards needs to become a lot less emotional. And to get there companies need to cook up a policy for evaluating a move to open standards and open source. Those are two of the big takeaways from Andrea Di Maio, an analyst at Gartner. Di Maio tried to thread the needle between the first wave open standards and source adoption, which is characterized by emotion, and a second wave, which will be led by companies looking to save money. "We have to be.http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ZDNetBlogs/~3/167563699/ Report: Scientists Create New Life Form in Lab- October 6, 2007 A scientist who built a synthetic chromosome from laboratory chemicals is expected to soon announce the creation of a new species, the first new artificial life form on Earth, the British newspaper The Guardian reported Sunday.Tags: life first artificial species creationhttp://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,299857,00.html Bragg v Linden settles- October 5, 2007 Linden Lab and Marc Bragg announced today that they have settled their lawsuit over Linden Lab's termination of Bragg's account and freezing of his assets after allegations that he acquired land improperly. The brief announcement on the official Second Life blog reads: "Linden Research, Inc., Philip Rosedale, and Marc Bragg have agreed to settle the 'Bragg v. Linden and Rosedale' lawsuit currently pending in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The parties agree...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/lawspotonline/~3/165509383/bragg.jsp FeedBurner, Uncertainty and Doubt- October 3, 2007 On Scripting News today, Dave Winer writes that he can't trust FeedBurner:If things were different I might use Feedburner. Especially on weekday mornings it's amazing how much traffic one file, my RSS 2.0 feed, gets. So it occurs to me that I could streamline things simply by offloading that file to Google. Now that they own Feedburner, this is something I might do, if they take a pledge not to break aggregators that depend on the format of my feed not changing. If someday my feed were to...http://feeds.cadenhead.org/~r/workbench/~3/164391452/feedburner-uncertainty-and-doubt |