The BBC has been playing with blogs, on and off, for the last couple of years. There was even an official Scotblog but that seemed to come to an end in November 2004. There have been any number of articles which resemble weblogs, where new content is added to the top of an article to display breaking news, such as the

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Isn’t it amazing just how much we reveal about ourselves on our weblogs now? Some link on del.icio.us took me to a weblog called “Preoccupations“. Within five minutes, I knew who the writer is and where he works,

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Two Mozilla-related things I almost didn’t notice: an article that appeared at the end of October: Create Web applets with Mozilla and XML (which is actually very worthy, despite using the dreaded “applet” word) a new book:

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I’ve never really looked at the whole BlogShares thing before, and was under the impression that you had to register your blog with it in order to be listed. Imagine my surprise then, to find this blog ranked on blogshares. What really surprised ...

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Can weblogs change polictics? Only as much as Ben Elton’s relentlessly scathing commentaries are widely regarded to have brought about the ultimate downfall of Margaret Thatcher. I tend to disagree with a lot of what

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Weblogs don’t need comments Weblogs are different from threaded discussion groups or mailing lists. They allow you to carry out a distributed discussion where the thread can be assembled remotely using an analysis tool such as Technorati. The advantage is that weblogs are personal, down to the look and feel of an individual blog, with all the functionality o...

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Gene says: I think you’re missing the point. Not only did Dave Winer invent weblogs, he invented all weblog software. In 1997. » by Gene Man, that’s funny. 🙂

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