Why the invoice is (not) in the email
For the past three years I’ve been using a wonderful online app for simple project tracking and billing for my writing business. I can access it from either of my […]
Monthly Archives: October 2008
What we say, what they hear
Canadian author and blogger Crawford Kilian has put together a guide for Canadians trying to grok American political English. Sample: “Pundit: High-functioning moron who can log on to Blogger or […]
Meet the "corporate newsfeed"
R.I.P.: The “corporate blog.” Meet the “corporate newsfeed.” I owe a big debt to a senior product manager at a meeting I attended earlier this week. When the presentation about […]
The Big Conversation at BigFoot
Yesterday the Twitterverse live-blogged the BigFoot Blogging Conference. Today the blogs are weighing in with some in-depth analyses. Baconismyenemy provides a newcomer’s take on the day-long event at UW. “People […]
BigFoot URLS
URLs for some of the sites I’ll be citing tomorrow at the BigFoot Blogging Conference. The History of Weblogshttp://oldweblogscomblog.scripting.com/historyOfWeblogs The Register (on blog conferences)http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/08/13/webloggers_deal_harvard_blogbores/ The Register (on teenage girls blogging)http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/05/30/most_bloggers_are_teenage_girls/Anne […]
Professional recognition
You can control how you go about seeking professional recognition but you can’t control how or when it comes — or what you’ll be doing when it arrives. The news […]
BigFoot Blogging Conference this Saturday
The first BigFoot Blogging Conference, featuring ubergeek Chris Pirillo of Lockergnome and Gnomedex fame, is this Saturday at the University of Washington. The conference, sponsored by iCultur.com and the University of Washington’s […]
