The unknown missing comment

Posted on March 1, 2007 by Christian Burns

A huge part of the value of blogging can be in comments. I am not sure if those that just read blogs know this or not but it is wonderful for bloggers to have people leave comments on posts (as long as they are not rude). What you as a reader might not realize is [...]

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Are you a lone ranger or an active tribe member?

Posted on January 19, 2007 by Christian Burns

Great post by Seth Godin, go and read it. He makes the point that I have so much trouble communicating to others about where I see the internet headed. It is what my focus is right now. Trying to live it for the purpose of putting the tools in to action to accomplish the dreams [...]

Filed under: Attention Economy, Creativity, Family, Genealogy, Geni, Godin, Google, Privacy, Productivity, RSS, Recommendations, Seth Godin, Tools, blog365 | 1 Comment »

Google Reader rocks

Posted on January 4, 2007 by Christian Burns

I am loving using Google Reader to stay up to date with RSS feeds and blogs and news. I am not subscribed to hundreds of feeds like some people (Scoble is so cool that I don’t need to link to him) but because of “Shared Items” I can read the cream of his rss feed. [...]

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Google Tips – Good or bad?

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Christian Burns

So there is some discussion about Google’s decision to add tips at the top of the page of certain Google searches that have to do with services and programs that Google provides. If you do a search on Google for blog and there is a “tip” to try blogger, “photo sharing” gives a tip to [...]

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