The case for working and learning in the open
I’m about to make the case for learning in the open — for sharing your organization’s or your team’s thinking on your org’s blog and social media. What…
Tag: blogging
I’m joining Iron Blogger Berlin
We should blog more. I want to blog more, and more regularly. So I’m joining Iron Blogger Berlin, which Michelle and Nicole just started. Iron Blogger is inspired…
Livebloggers wanted in Germany
Recently I’ve been getting more and more requests for liveblogging events. Since I rarely have the capacity to do this kind of stuff myself, I’m happy to pass…
Zemanta: Semantic Blogging Made Easy
At Web 2.0 Expo Berlin I bumped into Andraž Tori, co-founder of Slovenian startup Zemanta. There here told me about Zemanta’s service: A plugin (for Firefox, or alternatively…
Why Social Media Will Help (Not Suffer) in the Crisis
Ever since the financial crisis hit the stock and real estate markets, there’s been a fair bit of discussion about its impact on the web scene. Venture capitalists…
Berlinblase is back
With Barcamps abound and the Web2Expo just around the corner, it’s time to once more kick off a few side projects. One I’m particularly fond of is Berlinblase.…
State of the Blogosphere 2008 (brief summary)
Technorati’s State of the Blogosphere is back, this time split up into five daily installments. (Start with the introduction.) What can I say? Some impressive numbers. Note that…