Scoble mentions Eastside Business blog
Robert Scoble, Technical Evangelist and Blogger from Microsoft, mentions the Eastside Business blog at: http://scobleizer.wordpress.com/2005/10/30/how-to-get-on-memeorandum We have since moved our blog to our own site at www.EastsideBusiness.com/blog.htm
Eastside Business website is being reworked
After yesterday’s Blog Business Summit, http://blogbusinesssummit.com , we are putting the redevelopment of our websites into high gear and the new site should be complete by December 1st (if not…
Did you know that you can post a blog entry by email????
This is a really cool part about blogging. I just found out how I can post an entry to the Eastside Business blog by simply sending an email! Now anyone…
Business Blog Summit – Overall Summary
Today’s 2005 Blog Business Summit in Seattle was great! Each of the speakers and presenters had a lot of great knowledge and experience to share and I took a lot…
Business Blog Summit – Blog Management: Strategies and Tactics
A panel of blogging experts including Chris Brownrigg of Boeing, Janet Johnson of Marqui and Brian Ratzliff of www.WhatCounts.com in Seattle, and moderated by Buzz Bruggeman. The initial discussion involves…
Business Blog Summit – Blog Promotion: Posting isn’t enough
This session is being lead by Robert Scoble and Buzz Bruggeman. They both talk about how blogging is the way that word of mouth networking has evolved. How do you…
Business Blog Summit – Choosing a Platform
This session is about Getting started: Choosing a platform, which will be examined by Steve, Byron and Molly. A blogging engine is software that drives your blog. There are many…
Business Blog Summit – Seattle WA – Live! continued
After a break and fine lunch, Janet Johnson, Vice President of Communications of Marqui is telling the group about their experience as the first company to be widely known to…
Business Blog Summit – Seattle WA – Live! continued
DL Byron is now presenting Smart Blogging: Essential Blog Design and Critical Features Blog design influence: – minimalism – simplicity – usability and focused on content
RSS – Really Simple Stealing????
Here at the Business Blogging Summit in Seattle, Scoble said that RSS might be called Really Simple Stealing …. He also explained that he wants people to steal his posts,…