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“Persistent-Search Services” Satisfy Cravings of Data Omnivores
From the WSJ’s Free Features today, New Web-Watching Tools Pique Interest of Investors. See PubSub, Feedster and Bloglines Continue Reading
N.C. Newspaper Embraces Blogging To Expand Readership
At News-Record.com‘s homepage, there is a prominent link to the dozen topical blogs available to readers, a number that far surpasses that of any other national or local paper. The newspaper also has publishes Blogs from local politicians (thanks Connie) Continue Reading
Draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Internet Communications
From the Federal Election Commission, this draft notice is 47 pages, PDF. Related news: Feds get set for Net rules, and FEC Weighs Limited Internet Activity Rules Related postings: More on the FEC and Regulating Bloggers Related reference: Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 (BCRA), Public Law No. 107-155 Continue Reading
FEC Delays Announcing New Regs That May Impact Blogs
Following up on previous postings involving the FEC and potential regs impacting blogs, Declan McCullagh reports that public response to such plans have resulted in a longer, more contested process than may have otherwise been the case. Continue Reading
“Enterprise Blogs” Make Their Mark
As a follow-up to my recent posting about Dennis Hamilton’s new article, Internal Blogs: So, Are They Different From External Blogs?, I suggested the monikers enterpriselogs, enterlogs, or even enterpriseblogs to describe blogs behind the corporate firewall. MrDave’s Blog! has a related posting I recommend, IntraBlog – the next wave?. Other suggestions welcome! [thanks Claudia] Continue Reading
Updated People Finder Online Guide
From research guru Marcus P. Zillman, news that his terrific Finding People Info blog has been completely updated, as he has published a new, free white paper, Knowledge Discovery Resources 2005. Continue Reading
Announcing BlogWiki2005 Workshop
Announcing BlogWiki2005 Workshop, May 19-20, 2005, Coral Gables FL Presented by: Gerry McKiernan, Science and Technology Librarian and Bibliographer, Iowa State University Library; Sabrina I. Pacifici, Founder, Editor, Publisher and Web Manager of LLRX.com and Author, beSpacific.com; and Marcus P. Zillman, Executive Director of the Virtual Private Library and VPL Blogosphere. Where: University of Miami,… Continue Reading
New on LLRX.com
Internal Blogs: So, Are They Different From External Blogs? by Dennis Hamilton Notes from the Technology Trenches: Advisen: A Unique Approach to Business Background Information, by Cindy Carlson The Government Domain: GovTrack.us: Under Development, by Peggy Garvin Software Rundown: Adobe Acrobat 7.0; ZoneAlarm Security Suite 5.5; Diskeeper 9 and Norton SystemWorks 2005, by Brett Burney… Continue Reading
Tracking the Dynamic Growth of Blogging
From the founder and CEO of Technorati’s posting today: “Technorati is now tracking over 7.8 million weblogs, and 937 million links. That’s just about double the number of weblogs tracked in October 2004. In fact, the blogosphere is doubling in size about once every 5 months. It has already done so at this pace four… Continue Reading
Blogshine Sunday
Bloggers Look for “Sunshine” on Public Access to Government Documents – FreeCulture.org announces Blogshine Sunday “On March 13, news organizations across the United States will participate in “Sunshine Sunday” by running stories and editorials in support of public access to government information. Simultaneously, bloggers throughout the U.S. and beyond will spotlight their own experiences with… Continue Reading
New Blog on Politics and Technology
Politology: “…this weblog is specifically about both politics and technology, including (but not limited to) the intersection between the two subjects…In addition, we’ll be using this site specifically to launch new political technology media. Whether it is animations, interactive web applications, graphics, offline publications, or even games, it’s likely to pop up on these pages… Continue Reading
