Blogging must be picking up steam if companies have started buying each other. My only hope is that a “Blog Bubble” (maybe a “Blubble”?) doesn't form then there will be all the hype and such that fueled the Dot Com bubble.
Six Apart Blogs in Europe
Weblog tools vendor Six Apart has announced the acquisition of French blog software firm Ublog, a deal that opens the door to the potentially lucrative European market.
Amy is definitely using GMail more than I am right now! But with Firefox's GMail extension GMail Notifier, that's changing. I have already started to use it as my newsletter e-mail and I'm starting (after Amy's suggestion) moving some of my non-critical newsletters to GMail. I still like getting the CBC and Globe and Mail…
This is excellent advise on promoting your blog. Most it is common sense if you really sit down and think about it. This article is a really good example of Rick's advice. This is a useful article, it has good resources, advice, and links included and the topic is “hot” right now. I'm sure Rick…
I heard of colleges, universities, and waterparks starting to do this. I think they were using a version of GPS. I think this has a lot more power in the long-term. Perhaps we won't be far off from having parent portable devices that would work in parks, malls, zoos, regardless of whether or not the…
Last week I was able to catch two webinars on presentations over the web. First I caught the Breeze as eLearning tool. As an eLearing tool I thought it was pretty good. As a presentation tool it looked very compelling. I'm not sure if Macromedia offers hosting (I'm sure they must) or just buy their…
I haven't used wikis yet, but I think the concept of collaborative learning is interesting. The future? Learning with (and from) Wiki: Contentious Weblog
Shared Spaces update for today Today's highlights: Novell win in Ontario; the cost of the 'always-on' lifestyle; New customer for Novell's Small Business Suite 6.5 (which includes GroupWise 6.5): The Town of Cobourg, Ontario. Chose Novell GroupWise over Microsoft Exchange due to the higher cost and virus vulnerabilities of Exchange. itbusiness.ca From New York Lawyer:…
