links for 2005-10-11

Idil Cakin of Burson Marstellar offers some good advice about dealing with the blogosphere in an article for DMNews.  Excerpted below are some of the more interesting points.  Whoever comes up with the best "secret sauce" to solve the problem of weighting blogs will have a powerful offering.  (This is something the brains at CustomScoop…

Marianne Hudson of the Kauffman Foundation’s Entreworld asks: What books or articles have been most helpful to you in your entrepreneurial growth venture? Certainly an interesting question.  First, I second her recommendation of Guy Kawasaki’s The Art of the Start, which I have suggested to a number of budding entrepreneurs lately.  But I would also…

Online News Squared passes on a Puget Sound Business Journal item suggeting MSNBC may be preparing to offer content syndication: That’s one thing he’s considering, MSNBC.com Publisher Charlie Tillinghast says in an interview with Puget Sound Business Journal.     Tillinghast sees content syndication as another potential traffic enhancer. As it stands now, no other…

TechCrunch reviews the latest version of Attensa, an RSS reader that integrates with Outlook, and notes that: Attensa is aggresively adding features to compete with other readers and has an excellent product suite. However, some (including Jeff Nolan) have stopped using Attensa’s Outlook product because of reported difficulties in making these third party applications work…

I have enjoyed photography for quite a few years now, ever since I picked up a Canon EOS Rebel film camera nearly a decade ago. In recent years, I have switched to digital and have become a bit more serious with my photography.

The New Communications Forum was a tremendous conference.  It may rival DEMO for me as one of the best of the year simply because of the high concentration of smart people.  And, oh yeah, the speakers and panels weren’t bad either.  As always, some were better than others, but a very solid lineup overall. The…