Tuesday, October 07, 2003

Found this paper on Netnographic research(pdf) from Kozinets. I am wondering if it will be usefull. 4:07:17 PM    comment []  trackback []

Andrew has some links to other coverage for some of the second day sessions that I missed out on. I'm busy busy busy as we head into BloggerCon. Coverage is plentiful between the BloggerCon site and Scripting.Com and the The Big BloggerCon Blog. The BBCB's creator, Ross Karchner, will be one of the experts appearing at the Infrastructure session on Sunday. Other confirmed participants: Scott Johnson, Erin Clerico, Steve Kirks. For those of you who saw my IRC message about the panel, we had one last-minute cancellation. [Andrew Grumet's Weblog] 12:19:05 PM    comment []  trackback []

Under the radar Hillary name shows up on Filing papers for Presidential 2004 What a great day to try to stay under the radar. Do you think anyone in media will pay attention to anything other than California Recall today? Clinton Files With FEC?. Perhaps someone can explain why it looks like Sen. Hillary Clinton filed to run for president last Friday, October 3. If that link doesn't work, go to the Federal Election Commission website, click on link labeled "Campaign Finance Reports and Data," scroll down to "Image/Query System" and click on the... [Taegan Goddard's Political Wire] I dont' get this url http://herndon1.sdrdc.com/ is that really the fec electronic filing thing or is this a hoax? 11:10:28 AM    comment []  trackback []

I need to get a deeper understanding of this issue. It is still a bit geeky to me. Jeremy Allaire has more RSS-Data news on Saturday and Sunday. [Scripting News] 11:06:30 AM    comment []  trackback []

Rob has some nice entries about BloggerCon in addition to this find. thanks To Blog Or Not To Blog (At Work)?. Interesting article in Monday's USA Today on blogging.   I am an avid reader of Robert Scoble's blog (The Scobleizer) and had an opportunity to attend BloggerCon at Harvard/Berkman Law this last weekend with Kevin Marks and Debbie Weil. (Scoble/Marks/Weil all quoted in Jon Swartz's USA Today article.) [Rob Robinson's Idea Engagement Area] 10:54:01 AM    comment []  trackback []

Top 10 hits for CONCEPT-BASED SEARCH on.. 1. Blogging Alone 2. Blogging Alone: Benifits of Post Titles 3. Blogging Alone 4. Blogging Alone: found article titled The role of social capital ... 5. Blogging Alone: What can I do for RSS? 6. Blogging Alone: re-examining Bowling Alone 7. Blogging Alone 8. Blogging Alone: Side Effects of Social Capital Detected 9. Blogging Alone: Unfinished Work; seemingly related observations ... 10. Blogging Alone  11/3/2003; 2:56:29 PM.

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