Permanent link to archive for 6/22/03. Sunday, June 22, 2003

NY Times: "There is a sense that blogging is about to explode in the business area, but who's brave enough to do it yet?" asks Halley Suitt, director for client development at Yaga Inc., a company in San Francisco offering a payment technology for Web sites.

Discuss

Permanent link to archive for 6/18/03. Wednesday, June 18, 2003

NY Times: A Blogger's Big-Fish Fantasy.

Permanent link to archive for 6/17/03. Tuesday, June 17, 2003

To improve performance on UserLand servers, the HTML version of weblogs.com is now updated every five minutes instead of every minute.

Permanent link to archive for 6/16/03. Monday, June 16, 2003

Nicole Manktelow: "There are two kinds of bloggers. Those who want complete control over every morsel of their website, and those who'd prefer someone else did all the hard work."

Permanent link to archive for 6/2/03. Monday, June 2, 2003

Chronicle of Higher Education: Scholars Who Blog

Permanent link to archive for 5/21/03. Wednesday, May 21, 2003

Marketing Profs: "Blogs offer the human voice, which can be loud, controversial, and even wacky. But the realness of the blog inspires trust and piques people's curiosity. A blog can create a community and a dynamic discussion."

Permanent link to archive for 4/29/03. Tuesday, April 29, 2003

Howard Kurtz: "It seems this morning that bloggers have taken over the world. Or at least the 2004 presidential campaign. Or at least the not-so-invisible primary leading up to the campaign. The pundits are blogging. The journalists are blogging. And now the candidates are blogging."