So I’m scheduled to do a presentation next month to a group of fellow Litigation Support folks who are new to the idea of using RSS to keep track of the latest e-discovery blogs, and how to use other technologies like an RSS feed of “recommending reading” from those RSS feeds, or Wiki’s as knowledge…
Earlier today I opened up Friendfeed to see what people were talking about and was disgusted. So I posted this to the Friendfeed service: Definition of an echo chamber: of 28 “things” on my Friends page, 18 are about Friendfeed and/or Twitter themselves and 4 are about Techmeme. I need to unsub from some of…
Had coffee this morning with Brett Burney before heading into the office. It was an interesting, and far-ranging, discussion! (In fact I may have more than one blog post about things we discussed, which is always cool.) The first thing that stood out to me was Brett telling me about some ideas he had for…
I said I would give it an honest try, even though I didn’t really see the benefit. I have, and while I do see some benefits from FriendFeed, I’m just not nearly as big a fan as some others are. Yes, the ability to comment, or “like” stuff that the people you’re following in one…
This is a test of Blogger’s new future date posting. If all goes well, this will get published to the site at the specified time, and I’ll be sure to write up some things I’ve been meaning to post before we leave, that’ll publish throughout the next few days. That’d be a great feature, if…
One of the things I’ve long wondered about bloggers writing about good service from a company is whether they got that service because the company really cares about taking care of it’s customers, or if they got that service because of who they are. A fine example came about last weekend when Louis Gray wrote…