Blog tracking with Google.
Google’s newish Blog Search is a handy way to keep track of the “buzz” about a particular blog, in addition […]
Unfinished or quasi-finished prose that hasn’t been published elsewhere
Google’s newish Blog Search is a handy way to keep track of the “buzz” about a particular blog, in addition […]
2006-10-31 banana.jpg, uploaded by dtweney. This month I will not be writing a novel. I will, however, be drawing every
From Mark Cuban’s blog, some intimate details on the Google YouTube Deal. This analysis is interesting because, according to Cuban’s
The problem with Marie Antoinette is that it ends before the title character is executed. After watching that much profligate
“I will stave off any more comments and just direct you to scoop up the book. It is like buying
I found out just last week that the poet Carl Thayler died last year. Thayler is a thorny, difficult poet, committed to
The SDForum event I spoke at on Wednesday was fairly interesting. I got to discuss the future of new media
The Washington Post’s largest driver of website traffic is Drudge, according to the paper’s editor. That’s impressive clout for Matt
One of the minor irritations of being an adoptive parent is the probing, too-personal questions that strangers feel like they’re
The similarities between YouTube and Napster are uncanny. Copyright-infringing content, sudden popularity, a seeming direct connection to the pulse of