My Google Reader Shares – July 23, 2009
- 79% of Bloggers Pay Nothing for their Blog Design
- 3 Steps To Building A Profitable Freelance Business Using Twitter
- Links N'@: Video Alert, Cancer Announcement, Public Apology
- Developing Post Ideas for Your WordPress Site
- Card.ly: Lightweight Personal Microsites from Three Guys with Three Weeks and Five Hundred Bucks
- Crowdsourced Music Video
- ? Charging for Access to News Sites
- Best correction ever?
- CriticalThinking.org – Critical Thinking Model 1
- Article Writing- 8 Pointers On How To Write A Successful Article?
- The Anti-Brand: How to Erase Yourself and Concentrate on the Content
- RNC Yanks "Funky Little" Web App Over Programming Mishap
- Video Goes Open Source on Wikipedia: New Format, New Player, New Editing/Sharing Tools
- Project Draw Does Visio-Like Diagrams Online
- 3 Money-Making Magazine Strategies for Blogging Success
- Recovery.gov's Multi-Million Dollar Redesign Project Had Few Takers
- 33 Ways to Use LinkedIn for Business
- The Open Source Opportunity
July 22, 2009 – The poll results make sense if you see blogging as a part of the social web culture, where personalization and self expression are as important to most users as core functionality is.
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July 21, 2009 – Gee, I wanted to see this but wtae is using some strange video format that requires another plugin be installed on my computer? #fail — lesson: don’t make customers (visitors) jump through hoops for what you should make easy for them.
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July 20, 2009 – Good idea here, too many writers/bloggers are getting sucked into the “it’s all about me” trap, especially if they engage in social media networks. Sometimes it’s better to make it just about the project, venue and writing.
July 20, 2009 – It would be easy to poke a witty comment about this story and the RNC, but really it’s just sad… how sad they’ve become. As a believer in the idea that multiple strong parties makes for a stronger nation, I long for something to respect from the party of Lincoln.
July 19, 2009 – This may one day be an additional pillar behind a much more open web and computing experience. Which is a great thing imho. I’ve never minded paying for tools, services or even content that benefits me, but I despise paying for something that I still have no control over and can’t tweak to my exact needs. I believe that Open Source projects and developers who understand that mentality are going to rule the world soon.
July 19, 2009 – Since I’m forever breaking every single thing I do down into a micro-process, either for my own use or so that I can more easily outsource it, this looks like it might be a great option for taking my diagram making into the cloud.
July 19, 2009 – There’s lots of revenue models bloggers can look to print media for, and vice versa. They key online–in my opinion–is to make each modular and incorporate multiple modules into your overall revenue strategy. There’s simply no ‘one size fits all’ path online.
July 16, 2009 – This is the epitome of “the more things change, the more they stay the same”. We the people don’t need pretty bells and whistles, just a functional site with accurate data and a rational navigation system. That could be done for a lot less taxpayer’s dollars.
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July 16, 2009 – Commercial Open Source is a best of both worlds for programmers, cubicle or freelance–and for end users. Why it has taken so long to gain ground astonishes me, but I see it as a major growth area for opportunities to coders and entrepreneurs in the coming years.
