Category: People Power

I just tweaked up my post about weblog strategies for nonprofits from last Friday (although I still haven’t discussed it with Dave Pollard, as I was planning to do), and submitted my proposal to CompuMentor. I really enjoyed the exercise of thinking through how nonprofits can use weblogs (and syndication, and aggregration) and how a…

I submitted my post about nonprofit weblogging to the Blogger Con: Essays directory and got no response. I thought perhaps it was too late to submit something (last Friday), but I notice there’s a new essay from Oliver Willis added today, so I suppose my essay simply didn’t pass muster. Oh well.

Explaining that a poster session is an informal context at an academic conference in which people who aren’t formally presenting papers can still submit a title and abstract and read something. In Devine’s conception, BloggerCon could invite contributers to a “poster session” of the conference, to be held in cyberspace. Bloggers can introduce themselves to…

Marc Brown pinged us to invite vistors to the Seybold Buzznet Gallery. You can post any photos you take from Seybold (if you’re here) – anonymously, or sign up for an account to post with credit – or to view photos if you like no matter where you are (assuming you have web access and…

In my continuing quest to improve Radio Free Blogistan, invite greater contribution, collaborate with others, syndicate wisely, aggregate elegantly, and leverage the reams of free content being spewed out in RSS form all over the Intersphere by applying my own filters to it, I’ve added some new sidebar sections, using Tima’s invaluable MTrssfeed plug-in. I…