Monthly Archives December 2006

A small, personal (del.icio.us) milestone: 5000 and counting

My first del.icio.us bookmark: The future of Weblogging /The Register (posted on April 19, 2004) My 5000th bookmark: a comment made by Matt Cutts on how Google will treat paid links, in the context of the pay-per-post blogging brouhaha. My, how times have changed.

Weekend readings: The Cultural Tribes of Public Relations

It doesn’t matter how much you planned to read during the weekend; you’ll probably end up reading just 1/10th. Here’s an article deserving to be in that “short list”: (PDF) The Cultural Tribes of Public Relations – Greg Leichty, Department of Communication, University of Louisville (published in the Journal of Public Relations Research, volume 15, [...]

Use CC:world* responsibly

Phil Gomes (in a comment on Mike Driehorst’s blog): Here’s to a Web 2.0 world where people remember that the “Send” button, though older and less-cool, is sometimes more appropriate than “Publish.” (*) Doc Searls: I’ve said before that blogging is a way of sending emails that go “cc:world”.