If you ever had difficulties understanding what a blog is, then the Commoncraft Show has done another wonderful video to explain just that. Sit back and enjoy! YouTube Text Link
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From the category archives:
blogging
- 2007 Survey of the Biblioblogosphere: Index of ResultsMeredith Wolfwater conducted an online survey of librarians and those working in the library field who blog. She has since collated all the submissions and is slowly releasing the survey results. - Young reader’s medal effort - AdelaideNowA eight-year-old boy in Adelaide has read 1000 books since […]
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More video goodness from the folks at Common Craft. YouTube Text Link Enjoy! Technorati Tags: commoncraft, social bookmarking, youtube
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Meredith Farkas of Information Wants To Be Free is conducting her second “Survey of the Biblioblogosphere”. It’s a way to find out the characteristics of the library blogosphere that we are in. So, go on over to do the survey. While you are there, you can also have a look at the results of the […]
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It was reported on Wednesday’s New York Times that newspapers in the States are slowly eliminating book reviews sections. But the article does say that more and more book reviews are appearing on blogs such as Bookslut.com, The Elegant Variation, and MPOW’s High Browse Online. You can also read about what the book review industry […]
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Saw this meme on CW’s blog earlier this week. Basically, the meme is for library bloggers to list 5 non-library-related blogs that they like and read. Hmmm … I’ve got a ton of blogs in my RSS reader. So, here’s five of my current favorites (and they change according to moods). Read/WriteWeb: A blog about […]
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