Monthly Archives: November 2009

Jeff Pulver, the producer of the 140 Conferences, mentioned he was sending invitations to use the Google Wave service to everybody who attended the 140 Conferences. So I signed up to use Wave about a month ago after receiving Pulver's invite. Well, I searched around on my Google Wave account for...
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As social media develops, "mainstreams" and becomes a part of everyday life, one of the consequences is that posted blog articles will increasingly be subject to the claims of our litigious legal system. This is certainly true in the United States - but because the Internet has few boundaries, whatever you write...
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OK, so The Bloggers' Bulletin has the following new Twitter handle: @BloggerBulletin. I am proud to tweet the heck out of our above, new Twitter handle (or advocate the Retweeting of it along those lines)! Also, here's an interview about The Bloggers' Bulletin I did with Amanda Coolong at TechZulu.com to...
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It's November 24, 2009 and Wired News shows a post titled, How to Start a Blog, in its How-To Wiki. I at first thought Wired was attempting to give humor publication, The Onion, a run for its money with the post. But once I was "squared" with what Wired was doing with...
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Like I mentioned in the email we've been using @TheBloggersBull as the Twitter address for the site (for about the last 3 months). True, it represents the first 15 characters of The Bloggers Bulletin and it may be somewhat amusing to say or hear for some (actually that "some" probably represents just me;...
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