One Canuck's Radio Weblog

I've tried to compare weblogs and blogging to everything from diaries to obituaries, none of the comparisons really holds up. Ofcourse it's just as hard to explain what smoking marijuana is like.

So here we are again, I know in my bones that Blogging is a major milestone for the web, media, journalism, communication and most importantly; people.

I find my weblog replacing my telephone more often. It is deeply rooted in my personal communications infrastructure among my family and friends. Just as the internet was when I was running a gopher server and soliciting email on-air in 1994.

The beauty of blogging saves me the humiliation of coming up emptyhanded. All I have to do is point to blogs and writing that encapsulates the weblog for me.

Andrew Sullivan: A Blogger Manifesto
The NY Times: "Is Weblog Technology Here to Stay or Just Another Fad?"
Adam Curry: Tune out, Switch on
Dave Winer: The History of Weblogs
Russ Lipton: What is Publish and Subscribe?

Links are the only true currency of the web. [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]

Adam struggles to explain blogging and then comes up with the goods . . . via links to his own stories and others.

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A sampling of messages of congratulations to Team Canada from around the world.

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"If the crowd in our labs is any indication, Apple has a success on its hands with the new iMac. Even jaded veterans of the platform wars stopped by to admire the machine's innovative design, attractive hardware complement, and excellent software bundle."

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Adam's essay includes discussion of recent developments in the music industry. He published for free on the internet for years but maganes to make his living as a writer. How? By selling printed books to a very large audience he's attracted through his online work.

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Mon dieu! Ce n'est pas fini, cette histoire!