Skype review from Robin Good

After discovering TheOpenCD.org project through an article in PCWorld, I found the free multi-network IM client called Miranda IM. Miranda IM works using a plugin architecture, one plugin allows you to post to your Blogger based blog through IM. This is a post through the interface. So far, so good.

This looks amazing. The Globe & Mail has a better description and intro than Robin Good does, but Robin does provide examples and a link to download, so both are worthwhile reads. If this works with AvantBrowser I'll go for it. If it doesn't, well it looks cool enough for me to use IE more….

Perhaps this is one of the keystones of KM. Tap into an record the “conventional wisdom” to leverage. But this article points out the catch, what if it's wrong. Also I think the conventional wisdom capture, while it might be the most important information to capture, is the hardest to capture. Who wants to write…

A goodly while back (I don't remember when, but when I move my blog I'll have search…) I wrote about TravelMessenger. I seem to remember thinking it was a pretty darn cool idea. I wasn't able to try it then, but Riaan van Schoor left a comment on my blog that there was updated information…

First post on the new View from the Isle location!

This looks like an interesting offering for OS X users. Nice interface and solid features. There is a trial version available. Near-Time Flow content management software debuts: “Near-Time Flow content management software debuts By Peter Cohen pcohen@maccentral.com June 28, 2004 10:50 am ET Near-Time Inc. on Monday announced the release of Near-Time Flow, a peer-to-peer…