Building blocks of knowledge management

I saw this posted on Scobleizer and it is fancinating. Best way to explain it is that it is a kind of Zeitgeist for current news. I've only spent about five minutes looking at it, so I think tracking it over a day or so will really give me an idea of its value. Probably…

This is an exciting development, but as the article continues, MS is still the holdout with no native support for IE. Now this concerns me because it seems that whenever MS finally decides to jump on a bandwagon they hijack it and we're all drawn down a different path. I'd really hate for webfeeds to…

This is an interesting article, one of several of it's ilk lately, and I often reflect on my own technologies choices and path. Years ago I was an unabashed, even evangelistic, Mac person. Then I moved to Canada and became part of a large pharmaceutical company that was decidedly anti-Mac. So, though my Mac was…

I don't know quite to make of this, but there are some very interesting blogs listed. At least worth a look. Hot Links

Interesting tool Amy has found called Blogdigger. Feedster is pretty flaky. I've got two feeds I track, but I can't get back into my account to edit, delete, or add more feeds. Sigh In case you haven't noticed, I try to stay abreast of new developments on a wide range of topics. One of my…

Blogs have reached the pont where, like e-mail and websites before them, they are a powerful tool for moblizing people in grassroots campaigns. Is this because they are better grassroots tools than e-mail or websites? To some extent yes, they do have the give and take of discussion board, but really I think their power…