Alan Kleymeyer

A professional photographer writes an essay on photoblogging

Ratings-driven semi-pro websites:
http://www.photo.net/
http://www.photosig.com/

Lively discussion regarding aggregator author’s decision to require valid Echo feeds

Is phone blogging going mainstream? I certainly see the short-term novelty but I don’t yet understand the longterm attraction. Who wants to surf on their phone or type text using their keypad?

http://www.mlogs.com/
http://radio.weblogs.com/0107846/stories/2002/10/03/blogSoftware.html
http://www.newbay.com/products_general.html

Jon Udell discusses one-click RSS subscriptions

blogging and RSS (from an educator’s standpoint) [via Scobleizer]
A lawyer promotes newsreaders [via Scripting News]
Get into the RSS news aggregator revolution
RSS is more productive then HTML
Colleges adopt RSS
MSDN explaind blogging
John Dvorak’s Primer on Blogs

Discussion about Radio generated HTML that doesn’t validate

MoveablePoster [Via Scobleizer]
Post XING
Review of RSSBandit

Manila XML-RPC Interface
To edit members and their editorial rights, go to Preferences…Editorial page:
./admin/sitePrefs/default$editorial
News Item Department Enhancements
Departments have their own RSS feeds
Macros

An article at CNET about the dispute over weblog technology

Richard and Paolo make a case for storing comments on the author’s site.