Writing
Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.
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Toward a new syndication format: RASH
Sean Gallagher says: After following the drama of personalities that is the debate over weblog syndication strategies old and new (RSS 2.0 vs. RSS 1.0 vs. Atom/Pie/Echo/Whatever the hell they've…
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Scripting News and the death of the browser
Check out this old Dave post about Microsoft killing the browser. With IE rolled into XP, Apple's Safari installed on new machines and Mozilla cut loose, did this come true?
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Summaries vs. Full Posts in RSS feeds
I read this on Chris Pirillo's RSS resource site. Clipped from this post, it makes a point that I agree with: summaries don't entice me to regularly read the content…
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Overcoming Skeptics
Tim writes that getting past skeptics is hard for new business owners. I have to agree. I've tried to start a business myself, but never followed through, due to the…
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test for technorati ping
Technorati test ping post
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Radio, Trackback and Technorati
I was reading AndrÈ Venter's post about Technorati, linked from This archive post has the details about the Technorati pinger. I read through the second post, found the wiki link…
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AC and Trackback
Adam's written a short post about his recent Trackback experience. Adam, I feel the same way. I now can write a post as a comment, especially handy for when I get…
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Bryan Bell and Radio Lite
Bryan hit the nail on the head with his post about Radio Lite. I need a Radio that runs smaller and with less processor cycles. NetNewsWire is great for posts, but…
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RIM Job
RIM ordered to stop selling BlackBerrys. Sort of. It's definitely bad for business when a federal judge orders you to stop selling your main product. Research in Motion, the company…
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Dann Sheridan on presentations and supporting software
Dann writes: More Power than Point. “PowerPoint (or “presentation software”) has become the lingua franca of American business. It's also become the problem with American business, according to Inc. columnist…
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