CNet tries to map out the early days of blogging in an article today.
Was the first blogger the irascible Dave Winer? The iconoclastic Jorn Barger? Or was the first blogger really Justin Hall, a Web diarist and online gaming expert whom The New York Times Magazine once called the “founding father of personal blogging”?
They […]
ScreenCastsOnline is a unique video podcast done by Don McAllister. Each week, he creates a 15-20 minute tutorial about a Mac or web-based application. These screencasts are excellent in terms of production quality and they are nicely done as far as emphasizing the right points. In fact, watching a couple of them convinced me to […]
Open Culture points out that Stanford is moving beyond posting lectures to iTunes U and have now made a full course available to the public. The course is The Literature of Crisis which is a once week lecture you can download.
I’m not really convinced that people who aren’t enrolled in these free courses actually […]
Not too many hi tech conferences are held in Riverside county, but the Podcast Expo is an exception. I went to the exhibits today to see what kinds of stuff people were selling. There was quite a bit of activity, with various software vendors as well as companies selling equipment related to Podcasting. The two […]
