Writing

In general, Movable Type has worked great for me across the various blogs I maintain although I periodically fantasize about switching to WordPress. However, during an upgrade along the way,

Shortly after reading an article in the NY Times this morning by Bob Morris titled Global Yawning I received the following email from a reader of this blog: I’ve noticed that

I got back to my hotel room after a long and enjoyable day – my first day back from a glorious week off – and did a quick Techmeme check

Given that it’s getting a little cooler out and I’ve been wearing more long sleeve t-shirts, I decided to update the look and feel of my blog. My friend Kevin

Anil Dash – who I only know through his blog – has an awesome post up this morning titled “Making Something Meaningful.” If you are a blogger, it’s definitely worth

I got the following email from service@cinemanow.com today. Brad, Thanks for posting comments regarding CinemaNow on https://feld.com/archives/2006/03/cinemanow-is-outstanding/. With regards to the comment

We did a brainjam at our office today with about 30 people. Five minute overviews of what you are up to (plenty of real time demos) and then active discussion.

I love stats (also know to serious people as “analytics.”) In the past, I’ve written about the variety of stats packages I use and track regularly (e.g. at least daily.)

If you are in Boulder on February 21st and interested in blogging and RSS, the Boulder Software Club is putting on an event at Cooley Godward’s offices at 380 Interlocken

NPR had a priceless piece on blogging and marriage last night by Julie Zickefoose. “I’m trying to figure out when these slim white machines took over our lives.” Julie co