It’s been around 10 hours since arriving in London for three years of university, an hour of that time spent looking for the cheapest bed-and-breakfast (a hostel of sorts) to plonk my stuff while waiting for my university accomodation to be ready. Moving from hostel to hostel asking for prices and room details reminded me […]
Claudio of the WordPress Italy blog recently translated one of my earlier articles in the Using WP as a CMS series into Italian.
Check it out (that is, if you understand Italian :)).
P.S.: It’s really nice to see that despite the rampant scraping that many of us are victims of, there are still those who […]
If there is one thing I’ve never (yet) tried to do with my blogs, it is to post to them using a PDA. But that ends today.
With my newly purchased Windows Mobile-powered Dell Axim x51v :), you’re looking at my very first post using Pocket SharpMT - a blogging tool originally created to post […]
Performancing has officially launched its latest service, Performancing Exchange (PE), in its quest for world blogosphere domination. Basically, it’s supposed to be “…a classifieds style marketplace for the professional blogging community…” where everything from blog auctions, paid blogging stints, partnerships and services can be advertised.
But for the most part (currently at least), it’s a job […]
Unwinding, but instead of dumping all blogging activities, you write some more - just on something you’re either more comfortable with or just so weird your brain doesn’t register it as blogging. That’s what “uncorking the juices” means to me. Yes, you’re probably calling me a nut at the moment, but I can’t blame you […]
blogHelper was deemed to be Really Awesome only a few days back, so you might not have expected me to participate in yet another one of those viral “I’m a [insert something here]” kind of projects so quickly.
But like the previous one, Darren Rowse’s “Are You a ProBlogger?” quiz was just too much fun to […]
If you haven’t already read August 2006’s State of the Blogosphere report (or have no intention to), here’s a short summary:
T’rati hit 50 million tracked blogs in July 2006, a whole 34% more than in the last State of the Blogosphere report in April. This means that the blogosphere is now 100 times larger than […]
I’m sure some of you have noticed that there has been an interesting blog domain name change in the past week or so. Yes, it was Dell’s decision to change its corporate blog’s name from one2one to Direct2Dell - with a corresponding shift in domain name.
Oh, The Pain!
WTF? Any individual blogger would have thought twice […]
