AP gives LiveJournal great press
August 28, 2003 | Filed Under News | Leave a Comment
The folks at LiveJournal will be very happy with an AP report heavily syndicated today which focuses almost exclusively on them:
AP Wire | 08/28/2003 | Ether Replaces Paper As Diaries Go Online
Canady is one of a growing number of people who are using online journals to share their triumphs and pains in hopes that […]
Flash Bloggers: new trend or nuisance?
August 28, 2003 | Filed Under General | 13 Comments
The Blog Herald has been targeted today by a group of Flash Bloggers posting the message “News Flash! You’re the third, YabbaDabbaDooo, this flash is for you! Woooohooo! (goo-goo-kachoo!)” on the recent Blog Herald link to a flash mob gathering in Melbourne.
The Flash Bloggers organise through a site at Yahoo! Groups and according to […]
Tripod Blogs better than Blogger?
August 27, 2003 | Filed Under News | 1 Comment
PC Mag has rated Tripod Blogs higher than Blogger, Live Journal and Weblogger in a review published today that is bound to attract criticism. Lycos is trumpeting its win with a release to Yahoo! Finance, although the Blog Census figures would indicate that the wider Blogosphere would not agree with this decision.
There are hints […]
Yahoo! to buy Blog hosting company
August 26, 2003 | Filed Under General | 12 Comments
Slashdot/ Sven Lathams reports today that Yahoo! is set to launch into blogging based on the blog service it appears to be running in Korea (but no one is sure as its in Korean except the logo: Yahoo Korea Blog) ignores the recent history of Yahoo! and its hunger for acquisitions when it misses the […]
Flash mobbers strike Australia at last
August 23, 2003 | Filed Under News | 7 Comments
At long last flash mobbing has commenced in Australia
The Age> Peak-hour commuters were left gaping when 120 people, each wearing a yellow dish-washing glove and pointing at the sky, blocked the Flinders Street Station steps this evening.
Blogs make the Oxford Dictionary
August 21, 2003 | Filed Under News | Leave a Comment
Toronto Star> Unsurprisingly, many new entries come from the world of science and high-technology, particularly genetics and the Internet. Thus blog (short for Web log), and egosurfing (searching the Internet for references to oneself) are joined in the dictionary by more unusual phrases such as shotgun cloning (the insertion of random fragments of DNA).
Columnist Eric Zorn Posts Chicago Tribune’s First Web Log
August 20, 2003 | Filed Under General | 1 Comment
Chicago Tribune columnist Eric Zorn has launched the newspaper’s first Web log, part of a new approach to immediacy in journalism that takes advantage of internet Web logs. The site, in Zorn’s own words, is “a frequently updated journal containing observations, reports, tips, referrals, tirades and whatever else happens to be in my notebook. My […]













