Friday, May 10, 2002

A writer's missed opportunity Fast Company has an insightful blogging article, but how about pointing to Radio and not just Blogger.   [Scripting News] 3:10:35 PM     Comments[]

How I use the Radio News Aggregator I've got the preferences set so that each story comes up with a check mark. I look at a page of stories and uncheck those that I think I may want to post. Sometimes I hit 'delete' and go on to the next page, unchecking another group of stories I may want to post. When I've been all the way through, I'm left with a list of stories I can post and comment on. Other days, I'll 'post-as-I go.' Currently, I'm subscribed to 71 sources. I'm constantly weeding out the bottom 10% based upon how infrequently I've used them or how infrequently they have updated. Of the 71 sources, 23 are mainstream news sources and 48 are other weblogs. 11:22:48 AM     Comments[]

Anyone notice the Google masthead today? Take a look at Google's masthead today. Good design is good design no matter where or how it's used. I've got a name picked out and I've got a host picked out for this weblog. I wish I had the skills to develop 3 or 4 mastheads around the name, then, about every 2 to 4 weeks, put a new masthead up. Here are some other examples of good design: I'm such a failure.. Vintage Labels: The Lost Art of Travel and the History of the Luggage Label [dollarshort.org] 10:43:51 AM     Comments[]

Answers to the questions in the post below this one! Multi-Author K-Logs - This is another post to the K-Logs list (weblogs for knowledge management and collaboration).  If you like this topic, you are welcome to join (over 400 members!!)  Today, UserLand introduced a new tool for leveraging RSS to produce a weblog with multiple contributors. If you are using Radio, you can download and install it from this page: http://radio.userland.com/multiAuthorWeblogTool There are lots of situations where it is useful to build a K-Log that aggregates the syndicated news from multiple authors (see note below on what an RSS newsfeed is).  This is also a great way to use K-Log categorization (see the note below on was a K-Log category is). [John Robb's Radio Weblog] 10:17:30 AM     Comments[]

These articles are part of a dilemma we're in right now. We have a personal weblog. We'd like to set up a K-Log for our company. In fact, we'd like for the K-Log to become our company site. Can I run one copy of Radio on my PC and post to my own site as well as the company's site? Wow! It was a good day on Webmaster World! Websites Take Teamwork, The Most Important Aspect of Marketing a Website and The search for a safe and functional email client. [From the Desktop of Dane Carlson] 10:11:26 AM     Comments[]

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