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27/6/2004

[things i’d blog]

Some of the links I found I wanted to blog once I could blog again:

Ryan Schultz writes about and quotes the exact bit in the Wired article I read at the beach about how creepy guys can find your email address when you’re in a wireless coffee shop and from there, your Friendster profile, and so on. The online version of the article has Friendster’s representatives giving a completely opposite statement from the print version.
I’m going to read about the Layne blog hoax thing that Hanna showed me yesterday. Should be interesting in relation to blog fiction.
Liz Lawley summarises her impressions of much current blog research and outlines five areas she’s like to see more work in.

Filed under:General — Jill @ 16:23 [ ]

2 Responses to “things i’d blog”

Liz Says:
July 1st, 2004 at 16:06
Jill, I’m collecting the Plain Layne links on del.icio.us, here.
Jill Says:
July 1st, 2004 at 17:48
Brilliant, thanks, Liz!

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