Last week, Ian M. Rountree and I started Read It All Week, a challenge to read everything we were subscribed to — especially all the blogs we so easily subscribe to, but never actually absorb. We did this for two reasons: To reconsider why we subscribe to certain kinds of media, and To learn how [...]
On Sunday nights, Mack Collier runs a Twitter-based group chat called #blogchat, which I highly recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about blogging while hobnobbing with their peers. But, based on the defensive reaction to some of my comments from several of the #blogchat participants, I’ve realized that #blogchat is strictly a place [...]
A few weeks ago, Ian M. Rountree and I had a Twitter conversation about blogs. Or, more specifically, about how many blogs we subscribe to but how few we actually bother to read. Somehow, the guilt surrounding our tower of “unread items” in Google Reader seemed both asinine and counter-productive. Why do we keep subscribing [...]
In January, I started bookmarking articles and videos I thought were exceptionally insightful, entertaining or relevant. Reviewing them all at the end of the year would be too daunting, so here are some of the highlights I stumbled across in the first 3 months of 2010.* (NOTE: I expected to summarize January through June here, [...]
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