Dive into the archives.
- We’re all blogging now
Attempts to define what blogging is risk missing the point; blogging’s influence has spread far beyond blogs themselves
- Number 10′s site highlights what is social, and what is not
The trouble faced by the new Number 10 website is that Gordon Brown, and government itself, isn’t very webby. Without tackling that, Web 2.0 approaches will fail
- Number 10′s new site misses the 2.0 mark
The new Downing Street website attempts to mask its lack of interactivity with a web 2.0 mask. It really doesn’t work.
- Did AOL steal my work? I need your help…
Did AOL steal a photograph from Flickr? If you know your copyrights (or creative commons), I need your help – and others may do, too.
- The Last Post:* Lacy, Zuckerberg and how being slightly rubbish is more dangerous than ever
A few thoughts on the Lacy/Zuckerberg episode at SXSW, powered by back pain and cold-filtered through a haze of painkillers
- Valleywag finds its voice
All hail the new star on the block. It makes CNET and Wired look woolly and staid (if you even read them any more) and frankly there’s not much like it on this side of the pond. Nick Denton’s Silicon Valley blog, Valleywag, is flying at the moment, finding its voice and building a reputation [...]
- Aaand… we’re live?
I’ve been farting about with this for weeks. It’s a new look, a new publishing system (WordPress, finally), but so much left undone, eventually. I craved the flexiblity and control of doing my own thing, away from Typepad, but switching these things is never easy, even when you own your own domain. WordPress uses a [...]
- This Blogger’s Code of Conduct
God preserve us from the Well Intentioned (WI). In the wake of the shocking Kathy Sierra episode, the WI have managed not to conclude there are simply some unpleasant people in the world who we should ignore, or report to the police. Instead, the WI have proposed a new
- Telegraph gets touchy about Comment is free
The Daily Telegraph’s Shane Richmond is unhappy that the Guardian calls Comment is free (Cif) a blog. It’s not, he says, calling for a debate about what exactly a blog is, and adding it’s unfair to compare the Telegraph’s blogs with CiF. Maybe he’s right. And, personally, I’m delighted he’s talking about CiF on telegraph.co.uk [...]
- Keeping good company
This week’s Press Gazette runs a feature on “the leading voices in journo-blogging” and mysteriously finds space for Completetosh*. It’s an honour – indeed, a bewildering surprise – to find this humble parish included alongside an impressive list of folk I enjoy reading myself. Others include m’collegues Roy Greenslade and Kevin Anderson (with fiance Suw [...]
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