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Work and not work

June 29th, 2005 No Comments

friend: I discovered your blog. You haven’t posted in a while.
bob: I know, I’ve been really busy at work.
friend: But I thought your blog was about work?

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TagCloud

June 10th, 2005 No Comments

Another cool little service: TagCloud. It uses the Yahoo! content analysis engine to search your RSS feed, analyze the content, then uses Javascript and CSS to produce a little cloud of clickable tags that you can embed on your blog (or wherever). I tried it on my RSS feed, but there’s not enough […]

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Doing What I’m Told

June 7th, 2005 No Comments

Seen yesterday in a San Jose parking lot:

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Yahoo’s Blogging Guidelines

June 7th, 2005 No Comments

I’m way behind in blogging due to a disastrous week - connectivity-wise that is.
I did see that while I was out of the office, Yahoo posted blogging guidelines internally (Jeremy posted them also.) I’d heard that there was a team working on guidelines. Now that they are published, I don’t see anything surprising or non-obvious, […]

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Feedburner’s Total Stats Pro

May 10th, 2005 No Comments

If you have a blog, you may already know about FeedBurner, a “feed enhancement service.” I don’t serve my feeds from FeedBurner, but lots of people do.
They’ve always provided some free statistics, and recently enhanced the free stats with ad summary performance and circulation trend charting. But they now have a premium service called […]

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Flickrizing Yahoo!

March 25th, 2005 No Comments

Not a lot of blogging lately - not because there’s nothing to talk about, but because I’m up to my eyeballs in resumes and recruiting. (If you can code, and you understand web data, get in touch!)
Regarding Yahoo!’s purchase of Flickr - some random thoughts:

I suspect Flickr will influence Y! more than the other way […]

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PR in 2005

March 2nd, 2005 1 Comment

So I was IMing with a friend today. His company is doing some very cool stuff and got some good press recently. I told him he should have a “CEO’s blog” so I can find out about it:

him: i have my own pr team…
me: but if you had a ceo blog, you could link to […]

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