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I had heard about blogging a couple of years ago. Tried it out a year ago, and now I'm doing (obviously), a good amount of blogging and have an RSS/webfeed/ATOM feed for this blog. This series of articles is probably the best primer I've read on the whys, hows, and where nexts of RSS. What…

Interesting snipets from an Internet with Groove's Ray Ozzie. Internetnews.com yesterday posted an interview with Ray Ozzie. Reporter Susan Kuchinskas caught up with Ray recently when he spoke at Kevin Werbach's Supernova Conference. Her first question to Ray: Is Groove Notes done right? Ray's reply: “The contrast mostly is that Notes, besides being e-mail, was…

This has been discussed for almost a decade now (at least as long as I've been involved in the pharma industry). I think with cuts to healthcare, rural patients and urban physicians could take advantage of secure communications and high-speed internet to help with diagnosis and follow-ups. Communicating with Your Patients Online

This is an interesting take on the whole out of “site” out of mind problem. Teleworkers trying to be effective members of teams and maybe over compensating and thereby beside only a source of knowledge/information, but not receiving it. I know I've fealt this. Okay to prove I'm actually working I'm going to write an…

Robin's summary of Mike Rundle's article is quite good, as are his comments on the article itself. It's got me thinking about this…hmm Tris Hussey, independent publisher. Probably, not. Mike Rundle writes about how the weblog medium is morphing into something more than just a “daily-updated website”. Finally someone is taking note! He writes:”A weblog…

The buzz surrounding VoIP continue. Hopefully some interesting announcements will come out of this conference. Companies are satisfied that Net phones work, but now they want cool new apps, say experts at the Supercomm 2004 conference. [CNET News.com]