So, several months ago, when I was blogging (a lot) more, Ted Murphy of PayPerPost Izea fame asked me if I’d like to participate in his yearly IzeaFest, once known as “Posticon”. I’ve been pretty frank about my opinions about paid postings and at times they haven’t been … well, pretty.
So why am I here [...]
My son is almost two now, and I find that as he’s getting older, its becoming tougher to regularly blog *and* be a Dad who is “present” at home. I’m finding something that most new parents already know: as babies turn into toddlers, and as toddlers turn into children, they actually demand more and more [...]
Interesting study from Third Age / JWT Boom, which shows how people over the age of 40 (presumably in North America, although there’s no mention that I can find of where they’re from) are engaged with social media on the Internets: the bottom line is that they’ve embraced email (in spite of the cacophony of [...]
Joss Whedon and Neil Patrick Harris. Now, that’s funny. :)
Catch all three “blog” episodes at http://www.drhorrible.com
In what is mostly likely to be the most *douchiest* thing that has ever been written by Jason Calacanis, he now declares blogging “dead”.
The funny thing is that this particular meme has some legs under other titles, such as “the evolution of conversation”, or “the further maturation of blogging”, or “the atomization of attention”.
But [...]
Jason Calacanis has decreed that blogging isn’t a personal enough a medium for him, and wants to use an email list to stay in contact with his friends and close associates. Quoth the ultimo mahalo
“I’m going to try and build a deeper relationship with fewer people … acoustic, something more authentic and something more private. [...]
