Blog posting interface for NewsGator
Blogs April 30th, 2003
Sounds like Greg Reinacker is brewing up a posting interface for NewsGator via Simon Fell’s IBlogThis interface.
Cool!
Sounds like Greg Reinacker is brewing up a posting interface for NewsGator via Simon Fell’s IBlogThis interface.
Cool!
I was doing some research about donating a car to charity and I found a good checklist on the NY Better Business Bureau site
“In the field of customer intelligence, search analytics is poised to become a star. However, some say it remains somewhat limited, much like enterprise search itself” (via CNet)
According to researchers at the University of Washington which was referenced in this NY Times article
“…companies would benefit from encouraging richer social connections,”
The Times article also mentions …
“Google may be great, but people are greater. Paraphrased roughly, that is what researchers at the University of Washington found in a study released last week. People are more likely to seek information from other people than to search the Internet or an intranet, and they are three times more likely to go to people they know than to outside experts…”
Ben Schorr has put together a useful OneNote FAQ
This is pretty neat, as part of the Windows XP Creativity Fun Pack, there’s a blogging plugin for Windows Media Player that will insert the info about the current track playing into you blog post (see below)
the World as a Blog — “Real time & updating display of weblog postings, around the world”
Very clever!
Ross Rader calls it, “Googlediving” and he provides a simple HOWTO. (link via Doc)
However, it could probably be automated by paging backward through a search result-set via the Googe API.
What’s next? Cop cars that run on powdered sugar?
From an
article in the NY Times: “He will then start the vehicle on regular
diesel, and after a few minutes, when the vegetable oil becomes more viscous
in the heater, a manual switch will direct it to the diesel engine. From
there, the only detectable difference will be the faint odor of French
fries, and a noticeable lack of diesel stench.” (Thanks for the link John)