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Archive for November, 2005
Links on blog measurement
There are some useful links for those that want to measure the impact of blogs on their business or just want to learn more about this area… I got these links from http://www.themeasurementstandard.com
Blog 101 Bibliography:
Basic references to keep you in the know and get you starting measuring:
Wikipedia defines blogs in detail
A great introduction to blogs from BusinessWeek
Google Blog Search
Inexpensive places to start blogs: livejournal, blogger and typepad.
Top ten weblog design mistakes
Technorati searches 20 million blogs
PubSub instantly notifies you of new online content of your choice
Blogpulse is Intelliseek’s “automated trend discovery system for blogs.”
Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Legal Guide for Bloggers
Forbes’ “Attack of the Bloggers”
First published on www.simonmcdermott.com
Update
This week is busy, we need to conclude with KUL on project for next year and Board meeting will be pretty hectic on Wednesday. The article from the Bulletin was good although they refer to us as “Internet Detectives” which is a little off message :)
Some interesting client chats this week with obvious focus on getting some deals for end of the year, I think there are some good applications there for this group. Big technology push for the end of year deadline, should be fun when we get there…
http://codor.blogs.com/intro/2004/08/ – This is a very funny blog, although French in places (not xenophobic) there are some funny links to Starbucks expansion plan (original source: www.theonion.com) and anti-portfolio of VC fund.
Brussels Barbarians won their first game, I managed to miss the game so they probably won because I wasn’t there. Starting to get fit again so might try for first team in new year.
London and possibly Oslo trips are coming up…