Category: People Power

I think a lot of us are alloying our old ideas about home pages and web publishing with new insights from blogs and wikis and other social media of the living web…

Nancy White from Full Circle asks (on the Well, in the blog conference): Are any of you familiar with a community of practice that uses a blog or a collection of blogs as their primary form of online interaction tool? If so, I’m very interested in talking to them as part of a tech study…

I nearly forgot I’m speaking at the N-TEN regional conference in SF tomorrow (Friday, August 20): N-TEN : 2004 SF Conference: Blogging

George snapped this one of me recharging my iBook, Tuatha de Danaan, with his power outlet: J.D. Lasica posted a bunch of great photos at New Media Musings. I’ll get around to posting my famous patented blurry / “action” photos when I get a moment free (ha!). Reminder to self: I still have George’s power…

Chris Shipley is introducing Guidewire as a social media company, and she just defined social media as “media as a contact sport.” She says that Guidewire coined the term social media. Is that right? I know Mary Hodder’s been using a lot recently but I haven’t found the earliest online cite.

Maybe someone at BlogOn can help me with my upcoming Boston blog-marathon. I figured out why my conventionology index was showing all recent entries to Telegraph and not just my conventionology categories from various blogs. MT Global Listings doesn’t support categories. Ouch. I love that thing. It makes most of my sites work the way…