links for 2007-04-29
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Better stats on blogging: 15.5 million blogs out there (down slightly), and volume of daily posts seems to have peaked.
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{ Monthly Archives }
April 2007
links for 2007-04-28
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A new government blog!
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links for 2007-04-27
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Let the experimentation begin….The US Military liveblogged a homeland security exercise yesterday. If they can experiment, why can’t we?
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Greg Miller writes: “Google’s search engine technology has so radically changed the practice of public relations that it may be time to change PR’s name entirely.”
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links for 2007-04-26
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Interesting concept: Declaring e-mail bankruptcy.
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Tee Hee.
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links for 2007-04-25
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The RIM outage story will get worse before it gets better. Interesting hypothesis here. Either they are horribly incompetent, or it was really bad. Either way it doesn’t smell good.
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Forget 80-20. The new rule is 1-9-90. Interesting, although it does sound like a fertilizer.
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Interesting hypothesis: The Web is destroying civilization. Andrew Keen argues that the web is “an antienlightenment phenomenon, a destroyer of wisdom and culture and an infantile, Rousseau-esque fantasy.”
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RSS Tutorial
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links for 2007-04-24
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This is mandatory reading, imho. Jeremiah does an excellent job of putting into one spot all the necessary first steps for any organization, government or otherwise.(tags: deckfodder)
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links for 2007-04-23
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DVD stuff. I’m always looking for it.(tags: dvd)
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links for 2007-04-21
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Good point. What backups does gov’t have for its blackberries?
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Links: Vote for the worst as “key influencer”; Third Monday follow-up; and the Web Worker in government
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Part of my social media schtick is on how you never know where you key influencers are coming from. Who would have thought this guy would become such a driver of American Idol’s reputation? Idol has 30+ million votes per week; VFTW gets 10+ million hits
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Stephen Taylor’s perspective following his Third Monday appearance
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Yes. Press releases should have comments enabled.
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Wow. This is an awesome explanation of why I have trouble fitting in within government. I’m a burster living in a busy world.
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Lots o’ linky goodness: Style, blogstorms, tips on engagement, and thoughts on web 2.0 participation
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Great Grammary Goodness.
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Interesting research on teens and their profiles in social networks
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On percentages of visitors who actually contribute to Web 2.0 sites.
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Interesting notes on the “tools of engagement”
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Politicians fall behind in cyberspace race - New Zealand’s source for technology news on Stuff.co.nzOn how politicians are struggling to keep up with all this stuff. Great line: “Just over 17,000 people have watched Blair’s message – 87,000 fewer than viewed a film of his presumed successor, the Chancellor (finance minister) Gordon Brown, picking his
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It is important to support this appeal.
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For creating RSS feeds.
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Boo. Hiss. Sorry, crayon guys. This is silly, bubbly (in a bad way), and a site that just stole 2 minutes of my life that I won’t get back.
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Oops.
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Nashville folks have their own blogstorm.
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I Heart Visualizations
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