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Despite a few years in technology journalism, and about, what?, 40 hardware reviews to my credit, my main interest nowadays in things non-internet is that it works. Things stopped working today and these are the three things I bought from PC World — my first visit in four years — and the story behind them. Unexpectedly, A little spat has developed this week over something called Liveblogging, which I found quite interesting because it brings up some contentious ideas and opinions about blogging in general. And I’m not referring to the shameful ‘heavy fingers’ incident that spoiled the Guardian Changing Media conference for one unfortunate woman… Liveblogging refers to people blogging an Move over Twitter. All the smart kids are now Tumbling. What is a Tumble Blog? It’s like an internet scrap book. Quotes, RSS, pictures and multimedia just stuck together in one place. When I first started this blog, that was actually exactly what I was looking for. I just wanted a place where I could keep and search the Kent Newsome — happily returning to blogging this month after an extended period AWOL — asks me to “Name five reasons why you do (or do not) respond to memes” and tagged me in the process. The answer is that I do and this is why: 1. He did it so very nicely that I would feel There’s a reasonably good report (but watch out for the pop-ups) in the Christian Science Monitor about the micro-economy created by Google Ad-sense. For most people, as you’ll appreciate if you’ve ever used the platform, we’re talking very micro. The success stories cited in the report are making a cool $100 a month from their blogs. That’s Old? Geeky? Check out this amazing-looking blog. Even more surprisingly, it’s apparently built on WordPress. Technorati: blogs, wordpress, themes |             | |||
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