Monthly Archives: July 2002

In the interests of fair disclosure…. 25 % My weblog owns 25 % of me.Does your weblog own you?

Well. The New York Times and William Safire even. (link requires registration). I was over at Instapundit and linked to his post about Daily Pundit. Bloggedy Blog had asked on May 29th who had coined the term blogosphere a few … Continue reading →

As posts have popped up the past several months about the nature of the blogosphere, a clear concensus is emerging. For better or for worse, we have blogging communities. Emergesque is a fairly new blogger who looks at community in … Continue reading →

Fragments from Floyd takes great exception to some blogs being mere microbes at the bottom of the food chain. It’s a funny post, and I’m M.A.D. too!>/p> Joshua Claybourn responds to Martins post on ranking Christian sites. This is a … Continue reading →

This is without a doubt one of the nicest thank yous I have ever had. I guess I’m a blog kid now!

European law makers dealt another blow to the internet with a ruling in a case that has been in the court system two years. Deep linking is defined in this story as using a search engine to directly locate stories … Continue reading →

Consumers want all the latest toys and gadgets but don’t read the manuals. This has manufacturers in a dither. I have an idea. Write the manuals in plain every day language. I’ll read a Computers for Dummies book any day, … Continue reading →

This guy robbed a Brink’s truck guard of a bag with no cash in it. These thieves picked the wrong cab and driver as a get a way ride. A group of monkeys lay siege to a police station and … Continue reading →