The Wayback Machine is a helpful tool for finding missing blog posts from past years I’m in the process of restoring some posts to this blog, posts that were published several years ago but for some reason did not make it to this WordPress site from a previous platform. From something I wrote at the…
SixApart’s Blogs.com weekly email delivers choice topics and items from the blogosphere When it comes to keeping up with what’s happening in the blogosphere, even just in the sectors of particular interest to me, there is a lot I miss which, if I discover it later I wish I’d known about at the time. With…
Enough to Hold Their Own Blogging Convention In his message for World Communications Day, May 16, 2010 – getting in early – Pope Benedict XVI has issued a challenge to priests to become serious users of digital communications, including blogs (via Mashable). With some 406,000 Catholic priests around the world, there would be more than…
Typepad has great features for business blogging and no shortage of success stories Here’s a paradox: yesterday I posted on Thinking Home Business about how to set up a WordPress.org blog I use WordPress as the platform for most of my blogs but I freely recommend Typepad as a serious option for business blogs. WordPress…
A view from a blogger outside the USA about the FTC’s new “guidance” on disclosure One of my first thoughts on learning this week of the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announcement on endorsements and testimonials was that as I don’t live in the US it does not apply to me. One of my next…
A list of WordPress plugins, with links and some words about what purpose they serve A friend who is setting up a WordPress blog asked me yesterday what plugins I use. He also suggested I do a blog post on the subject. Here it is. Akismet Akismet by Matt Mullenweg checks your comments against the…