"NewComm Forum" One Year Later: A Q&A with Albrycht & McClure Blog Herald doesn't understand why full-text feeds work David Pogue: Wi-Fi to Go: The Hot Spot in a Box eBay Gets Serious About Skype EU proposes technology flagship Google Names Head of Philanthropy Google's 'thumbnails' infringe copyrights L'Oreal eyes Body Shop takeover New Technorati Features: Favorites. And Reading Lists/OPML for Blog Finder (Dsifry/Sifry's Alerts) Ten Worst Presentation Habits Treasure hunt is the clue … [Read more...] about Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 23-Feb-06
One-click websites from Google
Yet another new service from Google, this one aimed at anyone who wants to create a web page (not a blog) with the minimum of fuss and absolutely no exposure to anything techie: We're testing a new product that makes creating your own web pages as easy as creating a document in a word processor. Google Page Creator is a free tool that lets you create web pages right in your browser and publish them to the web with one click. There's no software to download and no web designer to hire. The pages … [Read more...] about One-click websites from Google
First paper-less daily newspaper
De Tijd newspaper of Antwerp, Belgium, will soon become the world's first newspaper to publish a digital version on 'electronic paper' which is automatically updated during the day. From a report in Tech M&C: [...] Instead of buying your daily paper, from April 2006, 200 subscribers will be able to start the day by connecting a portable electronic device supplied by De Tijd to the internet and start downloading their daily paper. Updates will be automatic during the day, if subscribers have … [Read more...] about First paper-less daily newspaper
ProfNet bloggers
Dan Forbush has posted an interesting collection of links to blogs (and podcasts) that are being written by members of ProfNet: How many ProfNet members and experts, we wonder, write blogs that are squarely rooted in their primary area of professional, academic or business expertise? Although we have no specific plan to aggregate blogs or blog content, we're certainly interested in serving bloggers as both query originators and responders, and so we're undertaking an inventory of what our own … [Read more...] about ProfNet bloggers
Podcasting the IABC conference
IABC's 2006 international conference takes place in Vancouver, Canada, on 4-7 June. This annual conference is the highlight of the IABC year where some 1,400 or more communicators from around the world gather for some serious professional development and some not-so-serious socializing. I'll be at this year's event as I'm leading a session that will debate Organizational Communication 2.0. I'm also very pleased and thrilled to say that my podcasting partner Shel Holtz and I have agreed to … [Read more...] about Podcasting the IABC conference