BurningbirdMy move to simplify my syndication has not met with unqualified success. The folks at Bloglines were able to delete all of the many different syndication feeds for my site. Unfortunately, rather than move existing subscriptions over, they just deleted them, which means about 250 people are now no longer subscribed to my site. This […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. At some conference or another a while back, I think it was someone from Bloglines who expressed a wish that people would provide one and only one syndication feed for their sites. Most of us provide two, a lot of us provide three or more. I agree with him in […]
Sheila Lennon, editor and writer for the Rhode Island Providence Journal, has moved her weblog to new digs, maintained with Movable Type. It’s a lot easier to read, easier to link to, and now has comments and a syndication feed. Same Sheila, though, which is the important part.
The site I’ve been working on for the last few weeks, ThoughtCast has now gone live. This site will feature weekly interviews, packaged as podcasts and conducted by Jenny Attiyeh, a professional broadcaster who was worked with the BBC, as well as NPR. Jenny’s first podcast is an interview with Ilan Stavans Latino and Latin-America literature critic and author […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Andrew Orlowski published an article at the Register titled “Blog Ambulance Chasers”. In it, he quoted my recent post, Stop, as well as Seth Finklestein’s London Bloggings and Blog Evangelism. Orlowski wrote: No human disaster these days is complete without two things, both of which can be guaranteed to surface within 24 hours […]