Cue Hallelujah Chorus

If both Doc and Genie point to something in the same day, it must be good. And it is. Dan Bricklin (yes, that Dan Bricklin) introduces ListGarden. Better still: "The product is free of charge, with the source code available under the GNU GPL license, but may only be redistributed or modified under terms of its license."

Although my exhortation to "Just Blog It. Just Syndicate It." still stands, now you can skip step one if you really must. Just do us all a favor and keep things fresh and informative.

How Hot's Alex? Sooooo Hot!

(Title slug courtesy of too many children's books.) Underneath Their Robes has the don't miss post of the week. (Vetted by Howard as legit and I concur, this is vintage AK).

Hopefully Not Mired

If convention bloggers are wired, what are conference bloggers? Looking forward to finding out again firsthand next month.

Have A Ball

Further proof I am no more than a dung beetle with marginally more sophisticated communication skills—

I waited to point to this L.A. Times Magazine article about Craigslist's Craig Newmark until I also could point to this one about weird collecting and the Web (featuring, among other things, Shaloman!).

Things I Just Now Got

1. One of the reasons Blogger omitted categories from its new release probably was that now more than ever it's all about the search.


2. Christopher Locke could have been IBM's Robert Scoble. (Robert Scoble could be Microsoft's Christopher Locke? I realize the comparison is a stretch, but it made me think.)