links for 2005-10-14
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Congoo’s business model questioned
Earlier this week I blogged about Problems with Attensa, a new feed reader that integrates with Outlook. Word got to Mike Beale at Attensa and he reached out to me to see how he could help. I’ve now been using it successfully for a few days and am very impressed — both with the product…
Chip raises the question of whether we should even continue to have vice presidential debates, given their track record.
Fred Wilson offers some interesting data from Comscore about which blog hosts have the most visitors and which are most sticky.
Who would have thought that the public affairs folks at Cisco would actually lead the way at the high-tech company by launching the networking giant’s first official blog? Neville Hobson draws attention to this groundbreaking effort. (Link: NevOn: Cisco breaks new ground with government affairs blog.)
Pete Cashmore highlights a just-launched company called theWeblogWire that attempts to set up a more efficient and effective distribution method for getting press releases to bloggers: The Weblog Wire allows companies to submit press releases, and bloggers to subscribe to these releases via RSS. Submitting a press release costs $99, or $149.99 if you want…
The BBC has an article on the rising use of the Internet in American politics, with a special focus on podcasts.