Here’s Andrew Sullivan describing one of the defining aspects of the experience of blogging, in his revealing essay, “Why I Blog” : Within minutes of my posting something, even in the earliest days, readers responded. It's a great collection of essays, by some of my very favorite writers, and I encourage you to pick up a copy. MORE >>

blog post I had written about Devonthink in 2004 had included this little riff: The other thing that would be fascinating would be to open up these personal libraries to the external world. I have been dreaming about new tools that would help me capture what I was reading for almost as long I have been reading. Oh, the irony.) MORE >>

inspired by the local blogging scene that was flowering in Brooklyn at the time; we spent countless hours roaming through Prospect Park with our kids (now a pack of three boys) and savoring all the new shops and restaurants and coffeehouses opening in the South Slope. started outside.in It's a two-year move: an adventure, not a life-changer. MORE >>

Posted by: Seth Godin | October 25, 2007 at 03:55 AM So that's why more people read Seth's blog than mine! do know that my blog posts tend to be punchy; the stuff intended for dead-tree versions tend to be, well, less punchy. Subscribe to this blogs feed Blog powered by TypePadand 25.7.) words per sentence. MORE >>

» The Silent Room Tone I didnt actually get to see the now infamous Mark Zuckerberg interview yesterday at SXSW, but having read through about six thousand blog posts about it, I feel as though Ive seen it. see the cloak of invisibility allowing for a magnified reaction to speakers, analogous to blog and forum anonymous flames. MORE >>