Michael Fioritto: WebLogsWebLogs - news and information about the WebLogging community(Untitled)- October 23, 2003 Citizen blogging. Steve Outing documents an experiment in participatory journalism by Jeff Jarvis at Advance.net, which has introduced citizen bloggers at two of its local-news sites, MassLive.com and NJ.com. Hypergene MediaBloghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/23.html#a821 (Untitled)- October 23, 2003 Five More Radical Things About the Weblog Form in Journalism. NYU Press Critic, Jay Rosen, offers "Ten Radical Things About the Weblog Form in Journalism." We add five more to his list. Hypergene MediaBloghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/23.html#a820 (Untitled)- October 20, 2003 When blogs get really popular. While there are a hell of a lot of blogs and blog readers, blogs aren't even close to being a mainstream phenomenon the way email is. It'll happen. And here are some guesses (note: guesses) about what they'll look like when they do: 1. The word "blog" will expand to cover any linkable posting (a place) where a person gets to speak her mind more than once. If it's more permanent than IM, it'll be a blog. 2. Group blogs will be at least as common as individual...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/20.html#a817 (Untitled)- October 17, 2003 Text Mining. NYTimes writes: Text-mining is a technique that academics have been experimenting with for years but for which tools have only recently become commercially available. The prospect of rapidly scanning through reams of documents is stirring interest among researchers and analysts faced with more material than they can handle. To the uninitiated, it may seem that Google and other Web search engines do something similar, since they also pore through reams of documents in split-second.http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/17.html#a816 (Untitled)- October 8, 2003 Community Services for Enterprise Blognets. Community Services for Enterprise Blognets While your firewall protects you from intrusion, it also cripples the community software that keeps the blogosphere hopping. Here's are some of the services you might want to bring inside to help your blognets grow and prosper. The list grows, changes, and is not complete. I've grouped these services, arbitrarily, into three categories: Discovery, Reading, and Writing. Discovery...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/08.html#a813 (Untitled)- October 6, 2003 Heath Row's incredible BloggerCon notes. Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/06.html#a810 (Untitled)- October 6, 2003 Adam Curry is doing a feed he calls SyncPod to help developers adapt aggregators to work with enclosures. Scott Johnson says Feedster will have a special report listing all feeds that support enclosures. Now that I have more free time, I'm going to tweak up enclosure support in Radio. There are some serious problems that are relatively easy to fix. Jake, please note. Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/06.html#a809 (Untitled)- October 6, 2003 Doc Searls on Day 2 and dinner report, especially interesting because it includes a route-around prediction by Internet radio, which I fully agree with. Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/06.html#a808 (Untitled)- October 6, 2003 Welcome to "a demo of Feedster's soon to be officially released Feed Compare feature. What this feature does is let you see the postings from Blog or Feed A in comparison with Blog or Feed B, C, D and E." Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/06.html#a807 (Untitled)- October 5, 2003 3d17.org: Another stab at communal editing (Clay Shirky). Ian Clarke, of freenet fame, has lauched 3D17.org, a Web-based tool for creating communal documents. 3D17 isn&146;t a wiki. Though most of the documents up now are tests, it&146;s already clear that 3D17 differs from wiki logic in 3 ways:... Many-to-Manyhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/weblogs/2003/10/05.html#a806 |