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September 11, 2007
Erica M from Minneapolis Metroblogging raises an interesting point about the stupidity of offering social bookmarking options for readers on sites where bookmarked content will soon be hidden behind paid archives: Not-So-Permalinks Can somebody explain to me the point of...
October 11, 2006
A few friends of mine still don't understand the benefits of Firefox over IE 6, so this post is an attempt to showcase just one of the many features that make FireFox a powerful web browser for web surfing power...
September 29, 2006
This was originally a response to an email question I received from a colleague about social bookmarking sites, but it turned into a blog post. While it covers social bookmarking in general, it focuses primarily on del.icio.us for examples: The...
March 29, 2006
Once you find an online news site you like, how do you keep up to date with that site's content? Personally, I tend to use a process that goes something like this:
1. Type in the address (with autocomplete) to get back to the site.
2. Bookmark the site once I find myself going back regularly.
3. Subscribe to the site in order to bring the content to me rather than checking in for new content.
February 26, 2006
Google's latest Toolbar (Verson 4) has a new feature that is sure to be popular with people who are interested in making the most of their toolbar real estate: custom buttons. (Check your toolbar version under Settings > Help > About Google Toolbar. This function currently works only on Internet Explorer versions of the toolbar.)
December 27, 2005
The "people vs Google" argument concept bugs me because it ignores the main factor that makes Google Google: link popularity generated by people.
December 9, 2005
Yahoo acquires Del.icio.us. What does that mean for social bookmarking?
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