Monthly Archives: June 2002

Blog Roots, a useful resources site, has a nifty categorized list of blog tools.

The first attestation that I can find of “warblog,” or its suffixed forms “warblogger, warblogging” is in Matt Welch’s 9/18/2001 3:06 post, where he uses the form “war blog.” Welch essentially defines war blog in his introduction to the sub-site … Continue reading →

From Boing Boing, a link to a comparison of Blog Tools, by feature. It’s likely this will lead to lots of commentary from the community, and it’s a useful resource.

According to Gerry McGovern at New Thinking “J R R Tolkien was an information architect.” McGovern writes: Information architecture is concerned with the organization and layout of content. It is a discipline that has evolved over centuries, finding its roots … Continue reading →

According to Wired, the University of California at Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism will offer a class in blogging next fall. The class will be taught by John Batelle, who co-founded Wired magazine, and Paul Grabowicz, the school’s new media … Continue reading →