blogging
Make the tools fun again
In January 2002 I started my first blog. I’d read about Blogger for a few years and thought it was time to look deeper and see what I could do with it. I’ve been an introspective person for much of my life, so when it came time to come up with the title, I called [...]
E-mails with attachments tracked in Microsoft CRM 4.0
Earlier this month I asked a question to the Microsoft CRM community and my LinkedIn network about e-mails with large attachments set regarding an item forwarded through the CRM organization (By the way, LinkedIn tagline and position are really helpful in identifying who in LinkedIn you can ask a question to – subject of another [...]
Mobile blogging
Sometimes the best ideas for blogging come when I’m not at my computer. I’m not necessarily sure if this is one if those moments, but it is nice to be able to blog from my Droid phone.
5 Ways to Blog for Personal Achievement
Image by .krish.Tipirneni. via Flickr Note: I was recently asked to write a guest article for the Career Achievement Network, since they were about to open up their blogging and forums to every member. I’m crossposting the article here as well, since from time to time I get questions about starting up a personal blog. [...]
Uncaffeinated buzz and fresh perspectives
Image via Wikipedia Much of what happens in the new media space is highly experimental; especially when new tools are released. Google Buzz came out last week, and we talked about it at last weekend’s New Media Cincinnati Second Saturday. There are a lot of things that need to be worked through, and there are [...]
I have questions – do you have answers?
Last Saturday, as well as back in June, we did Questions from a Hat at New Media Cincinnati Second Saturday. I told the group to ask any questions they wanted, whether related to social media or technology or not. The questions were as varied as the group. You can find some answers the group came [...]
Blogging on the Go
Image by danieljohnsonjr via Flickr I have had my iPod touch for about nine months now, and I have been really loving mobile computing. One of the first applications I downloaded from the App Store was the WordPress tool. I’m actually composing this post via that tool right now! I can’t count how many times [...]
Il Filosofo » WordPress Database Backup
I know that WP Automatic Upgrade Plug-in lets you back up your database, but here’s another plug-in I found out about. There’s an option to have the backup e-mailed to you: Il Filosofo » WordPress Database Backup.
Why the Enquirer moderates comments
Image via Wikipedia On my way into work this morning, I heard a podcasted interview David Bowman from LUCRUM had with Pat Crowley from the Enquirer. They talked about some of the ways an “old media” organization like the Enquirer is adapting to changes in how people are getting their news. Pat talked about why [...]
On the moves to WordPress
About a month and a half ago, I announced that I was making the move from Blogger to WordPress. It’s taken some time, but I think I’m getting the hang of this blog migration thing. Moving a blog with lots of content I have even moved my oldest and one of my largest blogs, Journey [...]
