Monthly Archives: February 2007

Blogging Requires Cortical Level Thinking … I Think.

Its taken a while to get back on the blogging horse.

Digg’s Uncopyable DNA — And Its Got Nothing To Do With Voting

Its all in the community.

Splashpress Acquires Performancing.com; Cat Finally Out Of The Bag.

Well, when I first heard of the news a week ago, I had a hard time keeping my big mouth shut — but keep it shut, I did! Today, over at the BlogHerald, we’ve announced that Splashpress Media, the parent company of the BlogHerald has purchased Performancing.com.
The announcement was made by David Krug, which [...]

What Happens When The Flu Hits A Blogger?

Well, they stop blogging, that’s for sure. I did, anyway.
Past few days I was totally laid out by the flu. Fevers, chills, muscle aches, overwhelming fatigue, and even a bit of shortness of breath and a cough thrown in for a bit of good luck. For those who have never quite had [...]

Recommended Reads for February 11, 2007

Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 3 reads.

Print Publishing’s Death Knell?

Some pretty startling numbers over here about print publishing’s declining revenues. Honest and ruthless sentiments courtesy of Colin Crawford of IDG publishing:
In the US, our online revenue now accounts for over 35% of our total US publishing revenues. Next year, for many brands online revenues will be greater than print revenues, if fact they [...]

Barack Obama: Bigger Web2.0 Evangelist Than Mike Arrington?

So I read Steve O’ Hear’s post on Barack Obama’s new website with great interest. For those not interested in US politics, or perhaps, John Stewart’s Daily Show, Barack Obama is one the leading candidates behind the presidential election of 2008. Of course for more information head over to the Wikipedia’s entry on [...]