Saturday, May 10, 2003

New word - baseblogging baseblogging - The act of blogging from a stationary, wired, non-mobile blogging enabled device. Sometimes performed with a desktop computer.   The opposite of moblogging. 4:19:55 PM  comment []       What IS Moblogging? What IS Moblogging?. So that monster post below reminded me that I haven't posted about Moblogging.org, a new blog by Jon Hadley dedicated to keeping track of Mobile Blogging Resources. It's got some good links in it and should be FULL of activity relatively soon as more and more intelliphones start hitting the market. ............. I think that we're just at the beginning of moblogging, actually, and am working on what you could call "next generation" moblogging where people both create and consume this information from their mobile device. This is where Japan is now in many ways, and is where we're headed as well. There, that's my mind. Comments welcome. -Russ Comment [Russell Beattie Notebook] Russ I agree and been heading this way for almost a year.  One of the key objectives along the way will be to make a "real" two-way connection to the desktop blogging world.  I don't mean as just a media object inside a blog post either.  I'm talking about a true - two way conversation from moblogger to baseblogger. That's why I believe new web technologies like AudioBlogging Gateway , FreedomAudio, VC - Voice Channel, etc. are needed to get to the next generation.  H.G. 1:43:13 PM  comment []       Edit this Page, in desktop text editors Edit this Page, in desktop text editors. Three years ago today we had a conceptual breakthrough called Piking Behind Firewalls making it easy for people to use our outliner (then called Pike, now called Radio) to edit their weblog even if they're behind a firewall. The release was called Firewalls with Piking Sauce. .............. This is where we need to get with media types.  Click a button and a page opens with media file and predefined attributes.  Make changes.  Summit back.  Continue conversation....This is where were heading.  H.G. 1:20:48 PM  comment []       An open media input interface for social mobile Web applications (cont.) I'm adding attrbutes to the interface of type Media, Moblog and Social. Anyone want to suggest attributes of Moblog and/or Social.  I just looking for a few basic attributes. Moblog stuff State information: home, on the road, on vacation  Moblogging or baseblogging Moblog device type: PDA, notebook,  cellphone 10 codes: Should I be including some of the 10 codes that make the most sense.  10 codes seem to work for other mobile communication devices. Social stuff Enable comments - optional, enabled if not present. Enable media type comments - 10:59:52 AM  comment []       The debate about Social Software The Debate about Social Software. Is "social software" the new overhyped buzzword? In an article for the Guardian, Jack Schofield says yes. Obviously, Howard Rheingold has an opposite view. If you haven't read yet, please look at Historical Roots of Social Software, in which he offers insights about this new phenomenon. In this Tech Central Station article, Arnold Kling agrees with Rheingold. He thinks that social software is likely to the basis of what could be the next "killer app." Kling says that with social software, the interaction is no longer between you and your computer, but between the groups you belong to and networks of computers. In order to explain the issues, King studies three types of problems that this new kind of software might solve: the matching problem, the issue-resolution problem, and the classroom-management problem. So, is social software hype or reality? The answer is obvious if you regularly read Smat Mobs. Check this column for more comments, but also read all these articles. [Smart Mobs] 9:57:02 AM  comment []       An open media input interface for social mobile Web applications Today I'm writing a RFC titled "An open media input interface for social mobile Web applications".  I'm hoping that all developers working on audio recorders and web software read the RFC and comment on it.  Adding audio networking capabilities adds wider application use for their products. 8:43:33 AM  comment []

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