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Security Matters: Ive Seen the Future, and It Has a Kill Switch

June 26 at 6:35 am - Link

Bruce's article completely floored me. Like I'd trust the authorities to control *my* appliances. - Steve Ellwood

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I've Seen the Future, and It Has a Kill Switch

June 26 at 6:34 am - Link

"Absolutely astonishing." - Steve Ellwood

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Wordle - Beautiful Word Clouds

June 18 at 10:35 am - Link

Wow. Easy Tag clouds. - Steve Ellwood

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Smithereens: Make Google Reader Your Web Brain in 3 Simple Steps

June 18 at 9:48 am - Link

Nice quick guide - Steve Ellwood

Thanks for the stumble, and the positive feedback Steve. Cheers! - Daniel Smith

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Tim Berners-Lee talks cranberry sauce and Linked Data in New York City | The Semantic Web | ZDNet.com

June 18 at 9:44 am - Link

Interesting description of TBLs talk on data linking - Steve Ellwood

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5 Excellent Productivity Tips For Google Reader

June 18 at 9:43 am - Link

Helpful tips for a newish Google Reader user - Steve Ellwood

Kerry Buckley posted a message on Twitter

“On the day inflation is expected to break 3%, I get a 2.02% annual pay rise. I feel so valued.”

June 17 at 12:38 am - Link

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It shows how much they care... and it was 3.3% - Steve Ellwood

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Outstanding analysis of Facebook users

June 17 at 1:17 am - Link

I really liked this, and sad to say... I'm serious. - Steve Ellwood

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Watch out for the frogs! | WOWNDADI

June 7 at 6:56 am - Link

Building on Brian Tracy's excellent book Eat That Frog! 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and get more done, this looks at dealing with daily tasks. - Steve Ellwood

Steve Rubel posted a message on Twitter

“How many times a week do you blog? I am down to about two - three.”

June 3 at 9:41 am - Link

Gustav Holmström, Mitchell Tsai, Eric Johnson, Lyn and 11 other people liked this

personally? yes, 2 or 3. professionally, approx 25-30x per week - Sarah Perez

I'm aiming for 10 a month, but hope to pick that up soon - Shey

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personally I don't think setting a "limit" is a good thing. I only post when I have something relevant to say. - Fred Oliveira

5 or 6 times. I don't blog every day like I used to. - Morton Fox

I never blogged that often, but I'm down to 3 or 4 times a month. - Bwana McCall

for me, it depends on what i come up with. usually 2 a day and the number of days are random for me. - Outsanity

It's not really a limit. It's a my own metric to gauge if I'm blogging based on my own standards. I don't blog for the sake of flooding the web with worthless HTML. I'm the kind of person that needs to set measurable goals. Else, I'm likely to get lackadaisical. - Shey

40-50 posts a month. - Louis Gray

I blog 4-5 times a week across 3 blogs - but that is less not cause of twitter, FF, and pownce. - Tony via Alert Thingy

I am at 2 or 3 a week, but even that has been limited the past 2 weeks. - Rob Diana

Steve, probably blogging about twice a week on average on BryanPerson.com -- and realizing that's not enough to maintain loyal and participatory readership. - Bryan Person

Still at 7-20 times a week - Jeremiah Owyang

At least 7 - depends on the week. - Jesse Stay

I'm up to about 5-6 per day - Paul Jonas via twhirl

I once blogged 7 days in a row. But typically I make time to do it once or twice a week. - Michael Beck

In the last week I've blogged about 15 posts. More and more posts that I blog on are coming from FF. - Thomas Hawk

I'm posting about 40 articles a week - Nick O'Neill

i'd blog everyday, but i can't. i create 4-6 posts on average. - Jansen Lu

Not too much... - Daniel Schildt

My new strategy is to line up non time sensitive posts well in advance - I have several week's worth of posts already lined up to fire off once a day. I then scatter timlier posts whenever inspiration strikes, which are a few times a week. - Jason Kaneshiro

I only blog when something catches my attention enough to do so & when the subject isn't saturating the blogosphere already (unless it's something I want to comment on, but there's simply too much to say for just a comment)... Sociosophy.com usually gets more posts, because of the thousands of social media and 2.0 awesomes that are out there. - Enrique Gutierrez via twhirl

I try to post most days, but I'm on the road this month and I'm letting things slip - so it's mostly photoblogging at the moment... - Simon Bisson via Alert Thingy

I'd have to break that down by blog... - Cyndy

5-7 days a week. there is more than enough material to blog on - Deepak

I aim for once a day for each of the two blogs I maintain I usually get about 3x a week on one blog and 5x a week on the other. - Rachel Rubin

About twice a year. I’m dumping links and other stuff on it almost daily, though. Microblogging is much more fun. - Guillermo Esteves via Alert Thingy

once - Luigi Centenaro

Only when I feel like I have something to say. I keep three different blogs with a different purpose. Sometimes I may have a lot in a week, some weeks I may have nothing. - William Beem

7-8x per week, it means every day - Christian Henner-Fehr

embarassed to admit- like 10? Different blogs tho. - anna

Since moving to Tumblr - I make much shorter posts, but more of them - about 20-35 per week. - (steve isaacs)

1-3 times a week. It is time consuming to figure out logic for my blog topics. - ClubEddy - clubeddy.com

@Steve: I used to use tumblr, but it lacked good SEO, so I went back to WordPress. I generally post once or twice a day on it, if I have nothing else in my agenda. - Josh Jenkins

FF has put a huge dent in blogging. 1-2 times per week tops - Roberto Bonini

I blog about once every 2 years. - Patrick Beard via twhirl

I try and blog weekly. - Steve Ellwood

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Cool Running :: The Couch-to-5K Running Plan

May 30 at 4:50 am - Link

Our beginner's running schedule has helped thousands of new runners get off the couch and onto the roads, running 3 miles in just two months. - Steve Ellwood

Hugh MacLeod posted a message on Twitter

“My buddy, @leewilkins seems to have deleted his Twitter account. Pity :(”

May 2 at 12:54 pm - Link

like nobody else ever deletes their twitter account - and changes their mind? - Steve Ellwood

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Joining Dots: Where is the value in paying for software

May 2 at 2:37 am - Link

Nice post about when people will - and won't - pay for software. - Steve Ellwood

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Joining Dots: Where is the value in paying for software

May 2 at 2:37 am - Link

Nice post about when people will - and won't - pay for software. - Steve Ellwood

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On Managing A Community

April 28 at 2:30 am - Link

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excellent post. I'm going to try an leverage it inside our corporation - giving credit, of course! - Steve Ellwood via twhirl

Kick butt post. And a great discussion on how to hire (and what to look for) in a different types of community managers for an organization. How macro or micro to focus is a good question. - Mitchell Tsai

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How to Change the World: LinkedIn Profile Extreme Makeover

April 23 at 3:25 am - Link

A practical blog for impractical people. - Steve Ellwood

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How to Change the World: Ten Ways to Use LinkedIn

April 23 at 3:25 am - Link

A practical blog for impractical people. - Steve Ellwood

Jeremiah Owyang posted a message on Twitter

“Are you on friendfeed? What's your handle? I'm at http://friendfeed.com/jowyang”

April 22 at 11:18 am - Link

I'm at http://friendfeed.com/shaidors... - Steve Ellwood

I'm at http://friendfeed.com/llaurent... - Lori Laurent Smith

I'm at http://friendfeed.com/sachendr... ...via AlertThingy - Sachendra

of course. I'm at http://friendfeed.com/hardaway - Francine Hardaway

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brightkite.com

April 19 at 4:16 pm - Link

Discover the hidden communities behind the places that you visit. Brightkite lets you make the connection and start a conversation. - Steve Ellwood

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“tryiing Alert Thingy, too mind you.”

April 17 at 3:03 pm - Link

and that isn't too bad at all, either. ...via AlertThingy - Steve Ellwood

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Twhirl adds Friendfeed support

April 17 at 9:13 am - Link

Luke Newcombe, Phil Ashman, Russellreno, Mike Reynolds and 14 other people liked this

Very smart move. You had to do that after AlertThingy integrated a Twitter interface, but I guess it's been in development for some time. At least, it works fine. - Thomas Frütel

I wish they integrate with IM programs. Now we'd be talking. ...via AlertThingy - Terence Reis

thx for this awesome work ... twhirl rocks !! ...via twhirl - Denis COUTURIER

good piece of work - really adds value to twhirl ...via twhirl - Steve Ellwood

I just gave a feedback in your blog. It needs two features immediately to reduce the noise level. The first one is a tabbed windows format instead of two separate windows for twitter and friendfeed. The second one is about cutting down certain services. In my friendfeed account, I have removed a few things like some people's flickr photos/twitter messages/diggs. It doesn't show up in their web interface but it shows up in Twhirl. I think this feature is needed immediately to reduce the noise level. - Krish

congrats! now you own my desktop ...via twhirl - David Parmet

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This is Your Brain. This is Your Brain on a Server.

April 17 at 8:46 am - Link

Web 0; Web 1.0; Web 2.0 - Steve Ellwood

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Can You Be a Web Worker From a Small Town?

April 15 at 11:22 pm - Link

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yep. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

Yes; BT has loads of them. I'm one in the Highlands. - Steve Ellwood

Yes, that should be no problem - Baard Overgaard Hansen

I'm one of 'em - Tim Chemacki

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HereComesEveryone

April 10 at 3:54 am - Link

the journal of social media | a Social Media Lab production - Steve Ellwood

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Clay Shirky's Internet Writings

April 10 at 3:11 am - Link

Clay Shirky's writings about the Internet - Steve Ellwood

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RSSmeme | Stories Shared By Shaidorsai

April 10 at 3:07 am - Link

Tracking popular shared stories. - Steve Ellwood

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compfight / a flickr™ search tool

April 10 at 2:10 am - Link

excellent for finding cc images - Steve Ellwood

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Semantic Web Patterns: A Guide to Semantic Technologies - ReadWriteWeb

March 30 at 6:10 am - Link

In this article, we'll analyze the trends and technologies that power the Semantic Web. We'll identify patterns that are beginning to emerge, classify the different trends, and ... - Steve Ellwood

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How I Tamed My Inbox | chrisbrogan.com

March 20 at 8:25 am - Link

This was nice clean post about how to get a nice clean inbox - well worth a glance. - Steve Ellwood

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How I Tamed My Inbox | chrisbrogan.com

March 20 at 8:25 am - Link

This was nice clean post about how to get a nice clean inbox - well worth a glance. - Steve Ellwood

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