Outbound Filters for those Channels- September 6, 2006 Continuing a theme of the previous post: One of blogging's key selling points is the ease by which anybody with internet access can become a broadcaster. BoingBoing is one of the loudest voices against inbound filters that censor such publication. Putting information on the net is great if you want everyone to get it, in any way, and this is what the receivers take the availability of such information to mean. Again, the media is the message. But it's not always the correct one. Recent cases...http://cheerleader.yoz.com/archives/000255.html Outbound Channels- September 6, 2006 Firstly, an updated reminder. Here are some of the web-based ways I communicate outbound: del.icio.us, the main Ning blog, the Ning Tech blog, my Flickr stream, my Vox blog, my LiveJournal. I also do brief stints elsewhere, most recently guesting for Sasha (my favourite). Somehow, it all adds up to very little output on this blog. Each outbound channel is its own context and I differentiate them for different uses and styles. This blog is the most valuable to me, so I suffer from terrible...http://cheerleader.yoz.com/archives/000254.html |