Twitter rich115's Recently Played TracksI’ve been wanting to post about the Perth Blog Nite since the event, but between work, spending time with my daughter, and renovating the house I’ve lacked the time.
The night was fantastic. An amazing turn out, great presentations, interesting questions and conversations, all well beyond my expectations. It was fun to stand and watch as [...]
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Blogging, the term at least, has been around since 1997, but corporate blogs haven’t taken of yet. There are some signs it’s starting, but there are some good reasons it should. This post is based on tonights presentation at Perth’s Blog Nite, and it’ll cover the reason for the growth of blogging, reasons a company [...]
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… read links from Joho’s [PT] Alex Steffen post.
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For those using WordPress, you can get a Podcasting extension, or more correctly an enclosure mod which allows for media enclosed in your RSS feed.
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Tonight’s blog meetup was a fantastic night. It was great to sit back and hear some amazing conversations. The best part about each event it watching a great community grow.
Amongst the links I should post are the clever sheep. See Bret, it’s on the net, it must be true.
For Mark, and the potential for Podcasting [...]
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Our Perth Blog Nite has received some great press from PC World. The article is available online at their site, Blogging at the end of the earth.
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Over the last few months there have been a few articles (one here another here) and concerns over RSS and the affects it has on bandwidth use. The concern is that it could grind the net to a halt by having feed readers pole every hour or as little as every fifteen minutes. For pure rss/xml/atom it maybe justified for very popular sites, but the real killer is other digital data, like Podcasts. Geek News has some interesting stats on their first audio feed. Fortunately the innovation related to this type of technology is so rapid that we’ll see the convergence of Podcasting and Bittorrents in the the next couple of weeks. It’s really starting to get fascinating how we’re massively connected.
If you haven’t tried out Podcasting yet, swing on over to iPodder and check out some of the recommended clients, feeds, and have some fun. Adam Curry’s Podcast, Daily Source Code, is especially interesting if you want to understand where the technology sprang from and is headed.
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