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An online notebook
Had a great meeting today with two of my fellow facilitators at the Community of Practice for Knowledge Management in the Public Sector (don’t worry, we’re working on the name). The community has been running for a little while now…
This blog is just an archive. DavePress is far more up-to-date.
mozdev.org – deepest sender Deepest Sender is another blog editing Firefox extension, like Scribefire (tags: firefox blogging blog extensions editor) Welcome to QTM Open source multi-platform blog editor. Very much in development. (tags: blog opensource linux client mac editor blogging)…
One of the many areas of communications which can be improved by using social media services is the press release. Indeed, there are a number of sites dedicated to creating a ‘social media release’, including a group blog and a…
At work we are having our personalities dissected through the wonder of Myers-Briggs. It’s a way of finding out how your personality affects the way you work, and how you interact with others. Hmmm. Anyway, it turns out that I…
Vodafone | receiver magazine Interesting online community from Vodafone, found via tweet from Neville Hobson. (tags: mobile magazine technology future design blog culture vodafone communication business community) BBC Internet Blog – MyCBBC Notes on the Beeb’s plans for a customisable…
The problems of accessing social websites is often discussed by government webbies, and I dare say it is an issue for the private sector too. How can we be expected to engage with online communities if they can’t get past…
At some point in the near future, I promise that I will blog about something other than blog comments. I mean, I know it’s good to find a niche, but that one is a little specific even for me. Anyhow,…
Following my last post about blog comments, a couple of posts have popped up in my feed reader about the topic. Firstly James Cridland ponders what makes him decide to leave a comment on a blog, or use his own…
…including me. Jeremy Gould points us towards his latest bit of furniture – the ‘Dave‘: It’s a pretty handy looking laptop table, and only twenty quid from Ikea. Face it – every home should have a Dave.