I am very much addicted to the Read/Write Web, that is to say: it’s where I like to surf for all the latest and greatest. And this upcoming week is no exception.
You want reviews of 2006 and all that shook down and what it all means as we launch into 2007? Richard MacManus and his 2.0 crack team of writers always seem to hit all the issues, news, conferences, and sum them up well, with honesty and realism in their writing, reporting and critiquing.
SO – I’ll be watching and reading and hopefully reporting back and linking on The Standard, as per the usual, but let’s be honest, it’s 11 days, yes, ELEVEN days, until the stores close and the 12 Days of Christmas (technically are supposed to, in theory) begin. So while I shop, or rather, make my homemade gifts (oh my family love me for it, really they do) and we all feast over and over again, you can always take a spin through the read/write to catch what you’ve missed.
That is, if Grandma’s house has that wifi hook-up so you can escape away to feed your addiction between eggnog and Santa chocolates.
Hi Meg,
I came across your blog via Beyond Robson, which lead to Flickr, then yours.
Great media info on your blog.
You seem well into web 2.0 and the works. And I’m new to blogging, as I only started one Dec.06.
What softwares would you recommend that a beginner such as myself use to create my own blog with my own design, etc. I don’t mean creating one from, eg, blogspot.com. Rather, using something like an Adobe Dreamweaver to create a blog … ya know … wysiwyg-type of application that is not too difficult to hack my own blog template, etc.
Hmmm, I think that all makes sense, I think ; )
Thank you.
cheers,
mel.