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“How do you establish trust and confidence? One way is by communicating a vision of where you are going, what you are doing and what you believe. If people sense a lack of confidence or ability, they will not respect your place as a leader.”
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Pretty good tips on how to safeguard your online content in the event of your death. Hey, shit happens!
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About a cool podcasting service I just started playing with. Nice to see somebody applying social networking to podcasts in a smart, constructive way. Makes it easy to share custom sets of feeds, too.
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About time! Global Voices Online finally cracked Technorati’s list of the 100 most popular blogs. Way to go, Ethan, Georgia, Rebecca, et al!
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Hmmm… maybe if college students were learning more about content management systems and what they can really do, college media might not be so much in peril…
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Jack Vinson points out that there’s a fundamental difference between collaboration and integration
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YES! YES! Collaboration is the way forward for companies in the news biz! “Techcrunch calls outside.in a competitor of EveryBlock. I think collaborator is more like it. It’ll take more than one company to rebuild the local newspaper from the ground up.”
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I don’t often get engaged in mass-action campaigns (nothing against them, just not my style), but I think I will do something for this one over the weekend. This “telecom immunity” bill under consideration by Congress is cracked!
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Oh, so true about the computer systems of many govt. agencies: “When programmers translate policy into code, they often misinterpret it.”
Thank you for the link about the 5 things Bloggers to do before they die. A friend from MOG (music forum) of my networks died unexpectedly and none of us knew what to do because his family was not computer literate and had no idea where all of his information was online (his different names,etc.) Further, he had not written a will. Many of us from the forum donated money for his funeral because it seemed as though he never had set aside the money for this. It was a real mess but we are still getting through it.
My friend who died:
http://mog.com/CrashPryor
Real Name: Christopher Alonzo Pryor
Plea for helping out his family:
http://mog.com/Remembering_Crashpryor/blog_post/121818#comments