tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-94532272011-10-11T13:37:22.415Z"We shall not cease from exploration / And the end of all our exploring / Will be to arrive where we started / And know the place for the first time" T S Elliot, Little Gidding, 1943 Adfero Afferohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09653378916912708463noreply@blogger.comBlogger451100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9453227.post-1140826586002237832006-02-25T00:05:00.000Z2006-03-14T14:51:34.886Z

Orwell, definitely,” said Instapundit’s Glenn Reynolds. “Marx would have had to acquire a bit more ‘snap’, I’m afraid, to have made it as a blogger.”Time for the last post Financial Times 17 Feb 2006Well, no to most of this actually. The ones that are interesting are the guys who have some knowledge which they wish to impart or a few well based ideas to thrash through with equaly knowledgeable

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Big Google is watching youEvery web move you make is recorded for ever. And the Chinese government for one is getting wise to the potential, says John LanchesterThe Sunday Times 29 January 2006How many ordinary everyday ordinary user realised what exactly what Google got from you in return? I have suggested elsewhere we all put in nothing but 'bush' for a week or two without actually searching

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bloggingheads.tvIf I hadn't checked Arts & Letters it wouldn't be in my domain....The subjects covered are wide, so will link it to moleskine modality too. Not real time but you can see the potential. Not long before it is possible to buy a bespoke for one of these.

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Well,How Much is Your Blog Worth ?moleskine Modality by this account worth $0.00

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RconversationHyerGeneMediaBlogKeeping up- to-date on the latest weblog related things is pretty difficult, but these two sites help the update: one run by a former CNN journalist based in China, the other grandly called part of the Corante Network and Media Hub. I hate the word hub when used in IT context. I can't exactly say why, except can't see the word without thinking about a car part.

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As you will be quite aware, this faltered at the first hurdle: boredom. I could not possible keep on checking everyday first thing, when there is so much else more worthwhile to look at and study. Been writing a bit more in baghdadskies since a bit of reading stimultated me. Unless you are keen on blathering over understanding it is inevitable that your weblogs are going to suffer post-wise.

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Daniele Drezner is not going to get his tenured professorship because of his blog ( maybe).Blogging Prof Fails To Heed His Own AdviceJacob Gershman, Staff Reporter of the New York Sun, October 11, 2005::Does he need a tenure? It means a guaranteed high salary for life in laymans terms. Maybe he ought to go the next stage: earn a living by what he writes on the blog: advertising to the hilt,

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Been a bit slow on this site becaus others take the time.The original idea had only been to collect and collate on a narrow range of topics such as social software people, weblogs are being used for, new software, webloggers in trouble, design, and similar.Going bak to checking Technorati and Blogwise after not bothering for a quite a long time I realise we are talking standards here. ::This

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Everyone else seems to come across the tiddlywiki yonks ago. Since discovering it a few days ago, I am keen to start one because the style seems to fit more with my pattern of posts e.g. moleskine modality.The weblog lost a lot by having no direct page to page internal links (though that is what category links serve as). replacing your weblog with a tiddlywiki solves one set of problems but

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But Steve Vincent sure is....It is said that the article he got published in the NYT was the straw which broke the Islamist back. Why they bother to say such things without being sure, who knows? He did talk of seeing this white vehicle which had become the stuff of legend in Basrah. And his translator survived the shooting. it is still possble to write cogently about Iraq without getting knee

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students atSchool of Communication and InformationNanyang Technological UniversitySingaporehave carried out a weblog ethics survey (graphs and 1 data table)Of the 1,224 bloggers who completed the survey, personal bloggers made up 73% while non-personal bloggers were the remaining 27%.which may tell you something !

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Notes On RhetoricUseful having this in an adjacent tab while haranging some poor hapless blogger for not coming up to your standards. Reminiscent of Stephen Potter, but in no way replacing him.What Brit of a certain age can forget Terry Thomas in School for Scoundrels (1960) being followed around by tutor of the Yeovil College of Lifemanship, as he marked his student as he put the course on

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The Sunday Times 29 May 2005:Doors: Golden rules for Blogging clever : Robbie Hudsonquotes Simon (as in life)extremism beats moderation and emotion beats logic. If you want reasoned discourse, prepare to die in oblivion. If yu want invective and il-considered responses, what the hits come in.This is the same sort of mentality that rules commercial media. Try to ufck peoples' minds, its good

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Reading Matthew Kirschenbaum on technologies of writing brought Slices of life , from Spiked IT which has a great many links to this vexed subject of putting you life online.Fine as a vehicle for tweeking the software. Software ought ideally be produced in response to a need, not created with a general idea of what it might do, then handed out. If Gates had worked his software strategy that way,

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Blogging clicks with colleges according to the Washington Post, 11 March 2005.You may need to register to read it.Students are driving the methods used and the staff are running to catch up.....Wikis are catching on : the e.g. is Prof. puts up poem, student can link to their weblogs, or, make their own comments right there.

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Cyberjournalist asks whether there should be a code of ethics for Blogging, suggesting oneThe temptation is to ask about dogs and stopping and cocking legs.....The pedantic, though serious, point is: Laws are made so that individuals don't have to argue about making rules which aren't enforceable Discover social bookmarks, apparently:spid.ero.us4 categories: fresh /popular / recommeded /

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Links courtesy of Harry's Place the on-going story, sorry story of Iranian repression, when next door Iraq is moving in the opposite direction.From the BBC22 Feb 05Global Blogger action day called The global web log community is being called into action to lend support to two imprisoned Iranian bloggers. The month-old Committee to Protect Bloggers' is asking

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Splendiferously named Blit* Maud Newton [well done, Mum, or shoud it be Mom : Ox. Ref., 1) a Scots shepherd's grey striped plaid. 2. a travelling rug like this.] reports :Forbidden Planet has hired Joe Gordon, "the blogger famously sacked last year by his employer Waterstone's [a U.K. bookseller] for comments made about the company" on his blog, The Woolamaloo Gazette. His new job at the

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CNN Money under : Have a Blog, Lose your Job? runs through it all again, using the Mark Jen and Elli Simonetti examples.Anil Dash, yesterday, Non-Blogger Fired for BloggingIn this sense, Eason Jordan got fired for blogging. Except, of course, he's not a blogger. And nobody's ever been fired for blogging.Quoting Rebecca BloodIt is a collision of expectations that is at the root of the whole

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Really need to get the words of this song...The Charlotte Observer lists the more famous examples of Bloggers who complain about jobs often lose them.Brings to mind the English (policeman or ambulance man? Find it later) who has no trouble retaining job, because he describes what goes on in his life without being too judgemental. Will public sector work bloggers get the sack as frequently as

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Mark Jen at Ninetyninezeros appears to another employee who got the sack because of his Iblog. Robert Scoble , who works for Microsoft, and so far hasn't been booted out, explains where Mark went wrong.Personally, I never trust a person who won't capitalise..Here, a flavour of Mark from a post or three back:so lots of people have been asking me what my job actually is. contrary to some

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If you have been here before and are wondering why this post keeps changing, it is simple: the links are notes. I come back to fill out the gaps as and when I feel I am getting some notion or other. This post has two changes [ today 10 Feb 05]. It is simple. All good stories usually are. Switch on, log on and wonder what to do. A post, a Google or a Blogdex? No, today it will be checking

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Looks as if this might be the one which finally makes sense of it: A Beginner's Guide to TrackBack from Movabletype, written by Mena and Ben Trott. Don't forget the set of links to further articles on backtracking at the bottom.

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Though not exactly sure what this amounts to it, seems important: The Register Interview with a link spammer Charles Arthur Monday 31st January 2005 Spamming websites and blogs with text to pump up the search engine rankings of sites pushing PPC (pills, porn and casinos) Andrew Sullivan is too busy to keep his weblog up on a regular basis This shows how no one has found a way

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JoHo the Blog explains how individual blog posts can be tagged to allow e.g. Technorati to categorise posts One way looks pretty easy : add this line (I have used "post tagging" in the http: and called it "Blog post tagging" on the visible link) [open angle bracket]a href="http://technorati.com/tag/post tagging" rel="tag">Blog post tagging [/a in angle brackets] Blog post tagging

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In at # 5 = today, quite high considering it is a UK story, Guardian reports sorry tale of Waterstone Bookshop Edinburgh, employee, Joe Gordon, 37, (don't worry Joe, you'll get a better job than that - why not write a book about your experiences? "Scots 'Salman Pax', puts boot into book chain...."). A sage reflection from the first entry of moleskinerie, way back in January 2004: I can tell my

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Ellen Simonetti, Queen of Sky, who keeps Diary of a (Fired) Flight Attendant, is posting again. Also, set up The Blogger's Rights Blog at journalspace.com International Bloggers’ Bill of Rights We, the inhabitants of the Blogosphere, do hereby proclaim that bloggers everywhere are entitled to the following basic rights: FREEDOM TO BLOG. FREEDOM FROM PERSECUTION AND

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It had to come, inevitably: a dedicated moleskine blogspot Today ( fact that 43folders is in the top 50 or at least 100 so often is surpring to me) Blogdex 43 at # 2 = 43folders 43 Lesliesrussell.blogsome a new one to me and finally Lesliesrussell.blogsome.com/category/moleskine a moleskine blogroll,the decider. It is to be called www.molesky.blogspot.com and is being formed

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Blogdex # 61 = Arts & Letters Daily has not been as high for a long time. Since it has an awful lot of links, it is difficult to see why it is at 61 equal today. Mention of De Beauvoir offering Camus sex, via a Google? The essay in Commentary Magazine, "Sartre vs. Camus " by Algis Valiunas, is tres, tres, bon. I read almost all their books in the 70s and 80s. The one that got me was L'Etre et

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Blogdex # 60 = Ahmad Al-Qloushi, a young Kuwaiti college student (freshman) enrolled recently at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, California, registered for “Introduction to American Government and Politics" unit. He has caused some controversy by using the web - and thus the media who picked up the story - to pursue his grievance against his professor who suggested a set essay he had

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Blogdex # 2 = Zephoria cuts up a storm on LJ take over by SA, with a monumental comments section rolling down and down and down. ...Reminds me of my first visit to LJ over the poor girl Rachelle Waterman. Wonder what happened to her Lj and, more importantly, her. Are they discussing her in the LJ community? Was not overly impressed with the trolling on her site after she was arrested. It

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Blogdex # 5= Jacob Nielsen on the topic of Reviving Advanced Hypertext, says the Web has no advanced hypertext capabilities. Jacob's biog He summaries this article as: To manage a huge, worldwide information space, users need proven features like fat links, typed links, integrated search and browsing, overview maps, big-screen designs, and physical hypertext. Recently been arguing for

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Looming pitfalls of work blogs by Jo Twist at BBC News, today, has a set of interesting links to associated topics and a list of "Blogs and legal pitfalls", including : Blogger reveal their motives, (highlighting Random acts of Reality, the blog of a London ambulance driver). Note "12 rules of blogging" in side panel, which work bloggers would find useful.

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Straight in at # 1 today with Dan Gillmor. Not because I thought he might have anything to say to me that might amuse, entertain, inform, but because I have got out of the habit of running in and out of the more famous weblogs nowadays, and thought it might be worth a quick rattle. A duty just to check is one thing, but experience tells you when you have done a trawl you will have read little

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(1) Blogdex # 101 is further than I would normally go (2) Blogwise (3) Blogwise search : weblogworld (4) Blogwise info on weblogworld Tells me what the world knows about weblogworld (5) Blogwise ".. The Way Of The Intercepting Blog .." catches my eye: (6) A weblog Sen for Sen entry > Fri 31 Dec. 2004 A del.icio.us study If one hasn’t used them yet, one could easily overlook the

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Over the last three days Tsunami related sites have been at the top of the list. Today, #1 is a Tsunami blog. Though avoiding Tsunami sites because I have been watching it all on TV, this one proved irresistible and impressive: Tsunamihelp is a comprehensive site which demonstrated the power of the Blogosphere. I would warn people that donating money is fraught with the dangers of bongus

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The Blogdex experiment continues, but apparent that my tastes in reading mean the list does not give me enough links. There may be one or two, but this is not going to to suffice. However, the restriction has one effect: greater calm. I find rattling round the old favourites in the old way, perhaps by relying on a weblogger who has a massive blogroll, with the old, into one site, out, in out,

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Seems to be failing. Have found nothing to link to in three days. The test is not whether you try something but whether you go beyond the first link. For example, today, http://flickrsucks.com [Blogdex #9 = 20 December 2004] certainly caught my eye, because of my interest in all photo stuff to enhance weblogs. As soon as page came up, went back to today's listing. Since it is so high on

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Digital Democracy at Cyberlaw Reading some of these lecture intros such as : Class 8: November 4, 2003 Intellectual Property and the Economics of Culture: Indigenous Knowledge, Shamans, Folklore, and Traditional Music Leads: Andrew McLaughlin, Ethan Zuckerman, Colin Maclay Some argue that the Internet frees knowledge, builds communities, and enables global distribution of local cultural

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How often is it that the hype exceeds the reality ? Oh, alright it's all subjective. I gave Copernic a try last night for web search (free version does not allow for own files searches) and could not see what all the fuss was about. I guess it is what it can do with your own files and emails which gives it the edge. My motto is KISS The one already blogrolled is Blinkx which my informant

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Buzzmachine Guardian Having tackled "Blogs which got people into trouble" it follows there has to be be category "Bloggers who chicken out". Indeed there seem to be according to Jeff via Grauniad Surprised there are not more once only "graffiti blogs", or, "poison-pen letter blogs". No doubt blogs are being used right now by agents to send coded messages in their pixels. They say that is

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The Sunday Times 12 December 2004 David Hewson, "Sniffing out lost files" > new search engines Blinkx and Copernic > Blinkx> TMI but "weblog" > Blog- Atom-RSS-Wikis > 100 Blogenglish > alaska.blogspot > alaska profile > films :Being John Malkovich > profile > theclassicbitch.blogspot Not many people I know liked Being John Malkovitch . Would like to create a "blogworld" for Being

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Diary of a fired flight Attendant, = child of Diary of a Flight Attendant: a salutary warning about TMI But wait a minute. Did you wake up this misty, sunday morning to look for pictures of 6 foot blonde flighty stewardesses? No > the Blogdexing experiment continues. Google was # 1, so naturally curious. It was the PAL [predictive adaptive lexicon-type] Google I came across last night. Predict

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Monday, November 29, 2004 Without a clear idea of exactly what to look up on the web, I end up at Blogdex. Today, the most read piece was livejournal blog murders own mother At number 3 is the young girl's site, My Crappy Life showing her last entry, Thursday November 18 2004, at 10.56am. Just to let everyone know, my mother was murdered I won't have computer acess until the

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Business week gives some stats on the commercialisation of weblogging which is inevitable. Useful background on nick denton which I read in the early day a year ago, but who has fallen off my list of "must visit". That's how it gets in weblogworld. Constantly looking for new blogs but at the same time having a core of regulars, itself in flux. Categorising is surely a must now that blogging has

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