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Blogged.com Transforms Blogs Into Mainstream Media

Blogged.com Creates a One-Stop Destination That Spotlights What's Hot in the Blogosphere, as It Happens, and Showcases the Blogs and Bloggers Leading the Conversations

Blogged.com Transforms Blogs Into Mainstream Media

Blogged.com Creates a One-Stop Destination That Spotlights What's Hot in the Blogosphere, as It Happens, and Showcases the Blogs and Bloggers Leading the Conversations

Blogged.com Transforms Blogs Into Mainstream Media

ALHAMBRA, CA -- 07/03/08 -- Blogged.com has introduced an entirely new information network that connects people with the most interesting, up-to-the-minute stories in the blogosphere, as well as the bloggers behind the trends.

Blogged.com Adds Blog Article Search and Improves Recommendations

There are a number of blog search tools out there, and some have become controversial for their human-powered curator process and simplistic style. But such an approach has its merits when you look at the broad appeal of blog recommendations and curated suggestions. There are those end users that would like to be able to find blog content that’s not technology related, and doesn’t come from self-promotional platforms that are often found on some memes and other blog search engines.

Banff jogger blogged about seeing bears

The Belgian woman injured by a bear near Lake Louise had encountered or been surprised by bruins on the same stretch of road on previous occasions.

The other day I blogged about how the Foxconn G33M-S motherboard didnt play nicely with Linux because it broke ACPI support. Well, as it turns out the problem isnt a Foxconn one but its down to American Megatrends (AMI) having shipped a defective

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GoDaddy suspends travel-getaways.com domain

I blogged in June that to my surprise I had found I was the site administrator for travel-getaways.com, which was pulling content from a legitimate travel site. I was surprised because I'd never heard of this domain.

Is Google's Lively a knock-off of IMVU?

When I blogged Google's launch of Lively, I mentioned several similar systems including Imvu, But I did notice a couple of comments to posts on other blogs to the effect that Google hired one of Imvu's co-founders to help it produce its knock-off. Was this true?

How to Programmatically tell if an IIS AppPool is 32-bit or 64-bit

I've blogged before about 32-bit vs. 64-bit .NET under IIS and how different Framework-bitnesses need different Application Pools (AppPools). More...

Linux rarely needs to be rebooted but, when it does, it often takes longer than you'd like. Microsoft claims heart beats in open source, Jul 30, 2008If Microsoft has a beating heart then the senior director of Microsoft platform strategy Sam Ramji re

The other day I blogged about how the Foxconn G33M-S motherboard didn’t play nicely with Linux because it broke ACPI support. Well, as it turns out the problem isn’t a Foxconn one but it’s down to American Megatrends (AMI) having shipped a defective BIOS. Also, as it turns out, other boards are also affected.

Foxconn owns up to dodgy BIOS crippling Linux

The other day I blogged about how the Foxconn G33M-S motherboard didn’t play nicely with Linux because it broke ACPI support. Well, as it turns out the problem isn’t a Foxconn one but it’s down to American Megatrends (AMI) having shipped a defective BIOS. Also, as it turns out, other boards are also affected.

Campaigning UK journalist dies of cancer at age 27

Adrian Sudbury, a young British journalist who blogged about his fight with cancer and campaigned for more bone marrow donations, died in his sleep Wednesday, his family said. He was 27.

Campaigning journalist dies of cancer

LONDON: Adrian Sudbury, a young British journalist who blogged about his fight with cancer and campaigned for more bone marrow donations, died in his sleep Wednesday, his family said. He was 27.

Rumour: iTunes 8 to include 'Genius' auto playlist generator

Kevin Rose, Digg founder and inveterate Apple rumourmonger, has blogged about some features he expects to see in the new version of iTunes.

Campaigning UK journalist dies of cancer at age 27

LONDON (AP) -- Adrian Sudbury, a young British journalist who blogged about his fight with cancer and campaigned for more bone marrow donations, died in his sleep Wednesday, his family said. He was 27.

Campaigning journalist dies of cancer

LONDON (AP): Adrian Sudbury, a young British journalist who blogged about his fight with cancer and campaigned for more bone marrow donations, died in his sleep on Wednesday, his family said. He was 27.

Cnet blogger squadron discovers long lines at Apple retail stores

The brick and mortar cultEarly this morning, three different Cnet reporters blogged from three different retail stores in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Blogger Fired After Criticizing US Attorney

The abrupt dismissal of a veteran University of Alabama employee who blogged about the firing of seven US Attorneys has added a bizarre new twist to allegations that the state's US Attorneys targeted political opponents for prosecution.

Former WVU presidentâ?"s top critic, unmasked and still pseudonymous

But for the past year, Saul hid behind the pseudonym Hippie Killer, blogged about the “Byzantine labyrinthine of West Virginia’s political scandals� and paid special attention to Michael S. Garrison’s selection and tenure as president of West Virginia University.

A new kind of protest: painting, dancing, singing

The President’s fury at inept underlings made the evening news and was blogged extensively (one of the first to do so was Ang sa Wari Ko; while A Filipina Mom Blogg ...More

Kismet connection

The day I became a story on page one of the Hindustan Times (Blogged in India, between covers in Pakistan), people looked at me, looked away, and then looked again. What kicks I got. Current friends demanded a treat, forgotten friends demanded to meet, neighbours congratulated and strangers called from Gorakhpur and Buffalo (my phone number is listed on my blog). But these moments of glory are fleeting. The day dies, the daily is dumped, and that day’s story becomes yesterday’s headline. Life chugs back to anonymity and I’m back in the darkness, groping to keep the machine running — five blogs, one day-job and five bosses in that day-job to take care of.

Nintendo and Sony E3 press conferences

Nintendo had its E3 games trade show in Los Angeles this morning, which was duly live-blogged by Engadget's Joshua Fruhlinger. After that, reporters spent some time trying to work out whether there was, in Gamasutra's words, "anything truly new on show, and if not, does that really matter?"

Got Debian running, too

It’s not surprising that I managed to get Debian Linux running on the orange iMac I blogged about the other day. Since *buntu is based on Debian, this would seem to be a no-brainer. However, what is of note is the easy text-based install (very similar to Ubuntu’s alternate CD install, but with a much shorter download time and better support for installation of most features over the Internet (the normal CD is only about a quarter gig; everything else is downloaded using apt automatically during install).

Microsoft Press Conference

A week of big news from the Electronic Entertainment Expo kicked off this week with Microsoft's press conference Monday morning. Gabe blogged live form the event with some play-by-play, but now that it's wrapped up, we've all got our own take on the event. Did Microsoft make its mark? Let's break it down:

Googles Chrome: Give Me More

When Apple released Safari for Windows last year — remember really hard for a spell, and you’ll recall that it actually did happen — I blogged that all Web browsers are essentially the same, with the important exception of security, which has improved across the board, and discretionary features that excite some users and bore others.

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