The shrinking web
The reason the World Wide Web is called the World Wide Web is because it’s filled with interconnected links, allowing you to move from site to site. Do you ever do that? When I first started using the...
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Back up again
Sorry if you received a reload of my entire post set, my blog software threw a cog this morning and a reinstall was required to get up and running again.
View ArticleHey, I can see my house from here!
On Sunday most people got their first glimpse of MSN Virtual Earth (well, the PR started Sunday at any rate) and frankly… it’s pretty damn cool. Imagine the useful features of Google earth… but in a...
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GoogleBlogTag is sooooo last micro-minute
Bengt, Steve and I spent a bunch of time posturing to figure out who could get their blog to the top of the Google search results for a made up word. It’s a page rank game, how “popular” is your web...
View ArticleHello? Steve? Cancel the Joe Isuzu ad campaign.
CNN: the most trusted name in news? Must be on the web, because television is loosing ground to the Internet as a trusted source for information. From that I segue gracefully into… the Edelman trust...
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Migrating content from Blogger to dasBlog
I started my first blog back in 2002 on Blogger but switched to using dasBlog in late 2003 when I was wanting more control of my site. I’ve wanted to migrate the content over from the old site for a...
View ArticleBlogging for the MTV generation
Web pages are complicated. People want to share their life stories and pictures, but learning HTML is hard (ask Trina). So the world of blogging was born. Blog software has made it very easy to set...
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Turning lemons into lemonade
The web, the ultimate tool for the generation and dissemination of irony, hasn’t lost it’s touch. A recent post by a Google employee intended to illustrate how advertising can be used for issue...
View ArticleYay, dasBlog 2.0!
I think it was pure voodo, but I have dasBlog 2.0 installed now. I hope it sticks. Now, off to copy all my content back, migrate my modified page layout, …
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Migrated from dasBlog to WordPress
After many good years of publishing via dasBlog I made the decision to jump ship and start using WordPress. dasBlog has been speedy, stable and very easy to style. It’s a great power user tool but I’m...
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