So it was common for Google’s indexes of blogs to be a day or more old. But they mostly covered blogs and sites with RSS feeds. Which made sense, since blogs were the most live part of the Web back then. The practices are blogging and syndication. ll admit the “Facebook of things” comment points to a strategy. MORE >>

What is a Blog? blog is a personal website that contains content organized like a journal or a diary. Readers catch up with blogs by starting at the top and reading down until they encounter material they’re already read. Blogs are connected to each other to form what is commonly known as the ‘blogosphere’. Bortree, D.S., MORE >>

Where Facebook is, Twitter will be. For several years, I have seen my blog as  my central point on the Web , with peripheral platforms coming and going. My blog will continue to be where I post my half-baked ideas and air them in public. Communities TechnologyNot me; not you. That’s pretty powerful. MORE >>

” Seth’s Blog : Without a diverse talent pool, any society [company] will do a poor job of solving the problems that inevitably arise: Diversity of talents and interests is central to innovation because new things are so often mixtures of old things. Meanwhile, new ways of increasing surplus labor have appeared. Pointlessness. MORE >>

So I’m in the midst of my first encounter with  PeerIndex , which I found through this Petervan’s Blog post. PeerIndex is a web technology company that is algorithmically mapping out the social web. That’s based on my digital footprint on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and my blogging activities. It is a trifle. MORE >>