We made it home late last night. You can hear the audioblogging of the trip over at Angela’s . She even managed to be sneaky and get my voice on one of the posts. It was before coffee, that’s really not fair. While we enjoyed ourselves, and there was definitely some neat things to see,…
In light of what I said earlier about marketing hitting the blog world, here’s some further reading: Chris has a much lengthier piece about weblogging as marketing tool. Doc and David Weinberger have put together an article called World of Ends about what the internet is, and how to stop mistaking it for what it…
Since Andy brought it up, I will point out that the Dell Axim has been working fine for me, but I haven’t been doing anything interesting with it. This weekend, however, I’ll be giving it quite the workout, as I’ll have a Pocket Streets map of downtown Baltimore, I’ll be taking a look at a…
Looks like Dr. Pepper is trying to use not only it’s own blog to market it’s new product, but it’s also trying to buy influence with bloggers in exchange for positive feedback and linkage. I would have to agree with the quote from Doc in the article. Now that the cat is out of the…
I see where my wife is AudioBlogging so she can keep her blog updated while we’re in Baltimore this weekend. I have no plans to do any blogging until we get back. Who’s the real geek in the family now? 🙂
Interestingly, Intuit is now saying maybe they were wrong with the anti-piracy stuff they built into TurboTax. It’s interesting though that they claim to want to be very open about the fact that they weren’t installing spyware, but they chose a product that wrote to part of the HD you can’t see. Not the best…