Mashups

Monday Links?

Published March 8, 2010 | By admin

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Strange, but I figured might as well. The links I find follow no rhyme or reason anyway. They are just the byproducts of the work I do and the blogs I read and every now and then a random coincidence, which is why I still like StumbleUpon. And I will not be held down to the tyranny of a specific link day because some weeks I just collect more than others. Plus I have a new list of sites I am posting to my affiliate marketing blog, which will be my first link: Read more... (663 words, 2 images, estimated 2:39 mins reading time)

Posted in Findings | Tagged LinkWheel, Mashups, Python, word frequency, Writing | 32 Comments

Feed Consolidation for Niche Blogs

Published June 30, 2008 | By admin

One of the first things you want to do when starting a new blog is find the neighborhoods that you will hang out in when you are working on your blog. These will be the blogs you comment on, get news from and reference when writing the posts on your own blog.

Google Reader

I am a Google Reader junkie. I use it in the browser, in the sidebar, in iGoogle, and on the phone when I am bored in waiting rooms. It is fast and a very useful tool. And I found it a necessity to use someone else’s processing power after the feeds in my OPML file grew to the size of over 700 individual feeds. Live bookmarks just isn’t going to do the job. And this was just my reading list for this blog and Digital Products Review. Read more... (995 words, 1 image, estimated 3:59 mins reading time)