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Performancing: Back from the Brink?

As Nick Wilson writes on the Performancing blog: ‘Wow, what a start to the year‘. Let me try and get this in some kind of order: Performancing announce their metrics package in unsustainable and needs a buyer PayPerPost steps in…

Wikipedia Woes

Wikipedia is never far from the news, and the last week is no different. First up is the decision to make outgoing links from Wikipedia include the nofollow tag. This basically means that the links are worth nothing in terms…

Zoho and Omnidrive

More catching up here. Aravind emailed me a few days ago about Zoho‘s new tie in with Omnidrive. Readers of this blog know exactly who Zoho are (the best online office guys IN THE WORLD!) – but who Omnidrive? Well,…

WordPress 2.1

Sorry for the lack of posting in recent times, folks. Here’s a biggie I missed out on reporting: the release of WordPress 2.1. I’ve installed it over on my personal blog, and I have to say it’s a great release…

Blog Woes and a New Start

Problems with the old blog mean that I have had to abandon it for now. At some point I’ll drag the old posts back through to this one. As it is, though, this represents a new start. I’ve installed the…

links for 2007-01-16

UK historic inflation rate calculator from findless.co.uk – back to 1750! (tags: inflation calculator) Drupal 5 released (tags: drupal) BrainKeeper – Capture, Collaborate and Distribute Key Company Knowledge (tags: enterprise wiki)

Drupal 5 released

The popular open source CMS Drupal released its latest version today. I’ve been using a release candidate version of the new release on a couple of sites-in-development for a few weeks now, and can confirm that it’s a huge improvement…

Microformats update

I wrote a bit about Microformats earlier this month, but it looks like they could get a real boost soon with the BBC taking using them for Radio 4 – presumably a move which, if successful, will be rolled out…

Chris G takes over Performancing

Congratulations to Chris Garrett on his appointment as CEO of Performancing. Good luck in the new job to him, and to Nick Wilson for his future plans… Technorati Tags: performancing, chris garrett, nick wilson

links for 2007-01-09

Extend › Ideas (tags: wordpress) Extend › Kvetch! (tags: wordpress) Wetpaint MyBlogLog to Yahoo! (tags: mybloglog yahoo!)

MyBlogLog to Yahoo!

MyBlogLog is the cool site that lets you make communities out of the people that visit your website. We’re listed there, and if you are registered, you’ll probably be able to see your photo down the right-hand side of the…

Wetpaint

Wetpaint is a hosted wiki service – more like Wikia than PBwiki, in that it’s probably suited to community sites. The difference between Wetpaint and Wikia though, is that Wetpaint looks good. Mike Arrington and Zoli Erdos both mention it…

That was easy!

In the end, I just used the same theme as hyprtext, but changed a few things around. I like the look, but all the widgets I’m using might make the place look a little cluttered. Any feedback gratefully received…

Ch ch ch Changes

Things will be going a bit wobbly ’round these parts over the next day or two. Will be upgrading to 2.06 of WordPress, and sorting myself out with a new theme. Wish me luck!

links for 2007-01-08

7 Things You Should Know About… (tags: technology education web2.0 podcasting wiki tools educause) Second Life Opens Up (tags: second life open source) Digital Dialogues – Home (tags: politics government blogging social media) habari – Google Code (tags: PHP blogging…

Digital Dialogues

Simon Dickson reports on Digital Dialogues, of which the DD website explains: The purpose of Digital Dialogues is to assess the capacity of ICT to support central government’s communication and consultation activity (principally with the public but also with internal…

Second Life Opens Up

Popular online world, Second Life, is entering into the world of open source, by releasing the code to the client application that allows users to access it. Says the Second Life blog, in a post entitled ‘Embracing the Inevitable’: At…