Twitter rich115's Recently Played TracksI mentioned in another post today that I’m slightly busy. I’m also involved in some research into podcasting.
Below if the press release.
Dr Cameron O’Beirne and Associate Professor Sue Stoney, from the School of MIS at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia are leading research into the phenomenon that is podcasting. Partners in the research is [...]
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I met Jon Yau at Perth’s recent weblogger meetup. A really down-to-earth and approachable guy. He launched AustralianBlogs.com.au a few weeks ago, and he discussed his plan to launch a podcast version.
Yesterday he launched it, AustralianPodcasts.com.au.
Both sights add a web 2.0 twist to a blog and podcast directory by adding tags. Anyone can submit a [...]
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I’ve been frustrated for a few weeks about the lack of weblog posts. It’s mostly because what gets me the most excited is my new business that I am to launch with my business partner later this year. I’ve been heavily researching the area, but given we haven’t gone public yet, I feel I can’t [...]
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Is it a clever move, or just deception, that Google has not announced Google Calendar, and yet it’s been discovered by the blogosphere. That way, any bugs, glitches, or issues, aren’t an issue, because it’s not even officially released?
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Google launched its calendar today. If you can call it a launch; not officially announcement that I’ve seen so far.
I stumbled across if when I picked up a Digg feed this morning. I pinged Cameron and when we had a chat we talked about it on G’day World.
After using it for a few hours I’m [...]
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I chatted with Kath Walters from BRW the other day. She quoted me in this last weeks magazine, in her article, "Information explosion."
A Perth technology consultant, Richard Giles, says RSS software can do much more than feed selected content. It can learn about people and how long they spend on various sites, and offer suggestions [...]
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I’ve been looking for a weblog client tool for some time. I’d like to use a local tool to add content, and simply press a button to post two one or more of my blogs.
Usually the tools break with one of the weblogs that I use–in most cases Movable Type–and I give up after [...]
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