I at first thought this site was some kind of late April Fools joke, but no, its true. And somehow, I’m strangely fascinated by it. How can you resist a site where you can request an object be melted by a solar death ray?
Google to start 'video blogging'
The BBC has an article on Google beginning an experiment in video blogging. The company plans to archive video clips. Video blogging – vlogging – is still a new phenomenon but is expected to take off as web space becomes cheaper – or even free – and digital cameras become ever more sophisticated. More info […]
Ajax summary
Jesse James Garrett of Adaptive Path has a nice summary of AJAX (via CMS Watch).
Yahoo 360 invites available
If anyone would like an invite for the Yahoo 360 service, please just leave me a comment on this post with your name and valid email (will not be displayed in comment). If you also get the service up and running, please share your thoughts on Yahoo 360 as a comment as well. My review […]
Yahoo 360 Review
I’ve had a chance to use the new Yahoo! 360 (thanks Mindsack) and the following is my review. I can’t say that I’m terribly impressed with Yahoo 360 and I will not be using it anytime soon for blogging. Everyone is comparing it to other blogging tools, but I’m not sure if that is an […]
Non-techie explanation of RSS
Whatâ??s Next Online has an excellent post that explains most major aspects of RSS in a non-techie way (via Blogging Pro).
New security blog
The Washington Post has launched a new blog focused on security called Security Fix.
Here come the podcasts
MarketingProfs.com has a good summary of podcasts and podcasting. I’ve written about podcasting before, but I still haven’t gotten around to trying it out. Podcasting has the power to change the way rich media information is broadcast. It’s kind of a mix of the Web, TiVo and portable consumer electronics, all in one. The interesting […]
Google aquires Urchin
InsideGoogle reports that Google is purchasing the web analytics company Urchin for somewhere in the order of $30 million. It looks like Google could integrate Urchin into its advertising programs as well as Blogger.
Migration from Drupal to WordPress complete
Well, I finally made the move and migrated the site from Drupal to WordPress. I finished everything up yesterday and I’m now only finding some time to write about how the process went. I saw some commentary and references (doctorvee, brianpuccio.net, Thought Patterns, Weblog Tools Collection, New Links) to the ideas I placed forth in […]