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Academic Weblogs as Tools for E-Collaboration Among Researchers
White Paper Although scientific research has always been a social activity, in recent years the adoption of Internet-based communication tools by researchers (e.g.e-mail, electronic discussion boards, electronic mailing lists, videoconferencing,... [22 Oct 2008]
Tools or Apparatus: Weblogs and Social Software as Innovative Practice
White Paper This presentation presents Weblogs and Social Software as Innovative Practice. [06 Oct 2007]
Opinion: Get ready for global surveillance
Comment Within this rapidly expanding online community - which includes weblogs such as the Saudi-based Religious Policeman - an often dissident and young online population can express itself on a multitude of websites that... [25 Jan 2006]
CEOs warm to blogs
News About 59 per cent of CEOs surveyed said they find weblogs, or blogs, useful for internal communications, while 47 per cent see them as tools for communication with external audiences, according to a study conducted by... [08 Nov 2005]
VeriSign splurges $2.3m on Weblogs.com
News VeriSign has acquired Weblogs.com and its "ping" service in a $2.3m cash deal. Weblogs.com's ping service alerts people when new content posts to a website or blog.... [10 Oct 2005]
AOL set to grab Weblogs
News AOL plans to acquire blog publisher Weblogs in an effort to bolster its presence in the ever-growing blogging community. Weblogs, a privately held Santa Monica, California-based company, operates 85... [07 Oct 2005]
'Corporate blogging policy? What blogging policy?'
News Despite a number of high-profile sackings involving employees who blogged about their employers, it seems most UK workers are unaware of how their bosses feel about weblogs. According to a survey from research firm TNS... [26 Sep 2005]
eBay-Skype: The blogosphere speaks
News In Jupiter's Analyst Weblogs, he wrote: "Telecom firms may breathe a sigh of relief that this deal is final confirmation that Skype is not a telephony business and therefore not a threat. Jennifer Guevin writes for CNET... [13 Sep 2005]
Devil's Advocate: Who owns blogs?
Comment So if employers insist on having control of what can be said in weblogs, a whole area of political life is being constrained. Contradictorily, Microsoft allows some employees to retain copyright in their... [14 Jun 2005]
Google makes Mini effort to woo SMES
News With more web pages, weblogs, wikis and other content, businesses of every size are having a hard time keeping track of it all. By indexing corporate documents and URLS using its search appliances, Google said, corporate... [07 Apr 2005]
Amazon reaches out beyond its border
Comment The company has exposed its technology platform and product data to third-party developers who have found all manner of ways to link words in text documents and weblogs - and even data from MP3 files - to goods for sale... [09 Mar 2005]
Feds go after security app inventor
News I'll try to fight anything too broad (like if they ask for weblogs for a whole month). The creator of the famous hacking tool Nmap is being hounded by the FBI for copies of web server log data from his Web site... [29 Nov 2004]
Intranets - Moving From Information to Knowledge: The Role of Blogs and Wikis
White Paper This paper outlines the features of weblogs and wikis, two web technologies that can be used inside a corporate firewall to provide platforms for the exchange of information and knowledge, complementing intranets,... [28 Aug 2004]
Al-Jazeera websites hit by denial-of-service attack
News The Al-Jazeera.net site, which is devoted to news on the conflict in Iraq, joins a chorus of voices emanating from the war zone, including individual weblogs as well as the many TV broadcasts, radio reports, newspaper... [27 Mar 2003]
High-tech war reporting tools get first tour of duty
News The war has already proved a boon for weblogs, or "blogs", basic text pages that serve as a way for writers to correspond directly with their audiences. Modern technology has changed the face of war reporting, with the... [21 Mar 2003]
