Category: Blogging
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In the Guardian today
Thanks to Liam Morrison for alerting me to the fact that I was quoted in the Guardian today in an article about full or partial feeds. The quote is inocuous enough – it simply says: As tech blogger Tom Raftery (tomrafteryit.net) notes: “Partial feeds are a pain – they force you to click through to…
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Ouch my head hurts!
My head still hurts after the Lizard Lounge party of last night so my liveblogging of Les Blogs 2.0 is a little slow! Right now we are in the middle of a panel discussion entitled “How is blogging affecting corporations?” moderated by Gilles Klein a French journalist * Philippe Borremans, Public Relations Manager, IBM, Belgium…
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Robert Scoble and Shel Israel talk
Robert Scoble and Shel Israel are onstage right now giving some great anecdotes to demonstrate the power of blogging for business’ – the PR value, creating customer evangelists, and the transparency.
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Les Blogs and Piaras' infamy!
We are here at the Les Blogs 2.0 Conference. We went out last night and Piaras achieved what can only be described as infamy – see the pics of him here and here. And check out Piaras attempting the splits here and here.
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Steve Rubel Interview Podcast
I did an interview with Steve Rubel yesterday (Saturday) – Steve was great – he was full of interesting insights, enthusiasm, and good humour. I can see now why he has become such a successful blogger. The interview was recorded from a Skype call so the audio quality is waaaay better than the previous interviews…
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Heading to les Blogs 2.0 on Sunday
I’ll be heading to Les Blogs 2.0 on Sunday – the line-up of speakers and delegates is amazing – I can’t wait. I’ll do some live blogging and try to record a few interviews for subsequent podcasting. If you are going and would like to meet-up, feel free to get in touch (see the sidebar…
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Do you have any questions for Steve Rubel?
I have an interview scheduled over the weekend with Steve Rubel – if there are any questions you would like me to put to him, feel free to leave them in the comments.