Jim Flowers: My Blog experienceAn odyssey in learning a new thing(Untitled)- April 21, 2003 Winer missed the real point of the word, Searl's says he contrived the word from the political term of "logrolling" -- essentially the trading of favors in a political context. Blogroll: "The section of a weblog that lists the sites that the blogger reads on a regular basis. This is usually located on the side of a blogger's frontpage, or on a separate page linked off of the frontpage." Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/21.html#a586 (Untitled)- April 20, 2003 Wow, a Georgia paper with a war blog. Check out the Macon Telegraph. blog.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/20.html#a585 (Untitled)- April 19, 2003 Sebastian writes a succint analysis of why the web isn't what it can be. I need to read carefully the latest Pew study on the Internet and see whether this analysis predicts the drop out rate.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/19.html#a583 (Untitled)- April 19, 2003 Another site to peruse in my quest to understanding net philosphy. Semantic Studios: Trust by Design. Peter Morville. In recent months, I've become a big fan of the Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab and the Web Credibility Project. Their studies regarding how people evaluate a web site's credibility show the critical importance of information design and structure. Tomalak's Realmhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/19.html#a582 (Untitled)- April 18, 2003 Canter notes Social Software Alliance formed I have written several posts that really discuss philosphy and the internet. This alliance seems to be applying philosophy to standards. Interesting. Weinberger's summary is concise. Peter Kaminski has a good idea: the Social Software Alliance is a place where ideas for standards for "social software" can be proposed, kicked around, whupped into shape and promoted even before they are ready to be submitted somewhere official. Heck,.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/18.html#a579 (Untitled)- April 18, 2003 I find the possibilities discussed here both interesting and scary. Reminds me of some totalitarian sci-fi movies I saw painting a picture of a dark, centrally manged future. Planning for the Next Net War. The information technology system that helped the U.S. military prevail in the Iraq campaign may just be a harbinger of things to come. The Pentagon has a host of 'network-centric' warfare initiatives in the pipeline. By Elliot Borin. Wired Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/18.html#a578 (Untitled)- April 18, 2003 This is an excellent piece describing what weblogs are and aren't, as well as the purpose of the Harvard blog project. Should be required reading for all. DaveNet: Preacher With a Projection Screen. Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/18.html#a577 (Untitled)- April 17, 2003 I'm fed up with CSS in News Item Templates. Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/myBlogExperience/2003/04/17.html#a574 |