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Doing a little redesign work on the blog pages, in anticipation of a future redesign of the entire site. Nothing to worry about here… 🙂
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RSS is not gone, quite the opposite. Most people, however, don’t use RSS subscriptions like they did in the old Google Reader days, but RSS is running underneath a whole lot of stuff that we all use every day.
But, I also want to point out that there are a TON of good reasons to use an RSS reader now. Maybe more than there were when Google still had one. As it is, we’ve sort of grown into this habit of letting social media inform us. If there’s some topic we want to know about, we’ll follow some accounts and let the algorithm decide for us what we need to see.
Look how well that’s working out.
I noticed that the latest version of the Firefox Delicious add-in allows you to not only tag and save a page, but also to send to contacts, or to Twitter. That’s in line with something I’ve been tossing around in my head of late, finding an easy way to share some of the links I’m…
Quite a lot going on today, thanks to everyone who has been blogging and twittering up a storm to keep the rest of us in the loop! If I missed anyone blogging the conference, drop a link in the comments! More thoughts on the ground LegalTech 2009 On the ground at LegalTech NYC 2009 LegalTech…
This is a follow up to yesterday’s post about Morton’s use of twitter. As Aaron and Angela both correctly point out in the comments, this sort of behavior devalues Twitter as a communication tool. I want to stop referring to Twitter and like-tools as “media” because media doesn’t even begin to cover what it does….
This is the sad state of RSS these days – “The problem is that the number of RSS feed readers is dwindling. AOL Reader shut down at the beginning of the year, and more are bound to follow as RSS becomes even less popular than it is now. Which is unfortunate for those of us…