Are journalists journalists?: Duncan Black (aka Atrios) indulges in some rare metablogging at Eschaton: One question I find rather silly is the "is blogging journalism?" question. The fact is, most of what we've agreed to collectively call "journalism" isn't really "journalism" - or, to the extent that it is, much of it isn't any... (Journalism)

Movable Type's professional logging play: Farhad Manjoo chronicles Movable Type's rise from a opular nearly free weblogging tool to a product positioning itself for the corporate market (Salon.com Technology | Blogging grows up).... (Business)

Ah, moved: This blog is now at xian.typepad.com, and it’s just a sandbox right now. If anything comes of it, I’ll point a custom domain this way (xianlandia.com isn’t doing much). Possible uses in mind: Photoblog. Not a Photo album, but a blog of just photos. Each entry one photo, etc. A demo... (Typepad)

Never apologize, dude!: I think no weblogger should ever feel the need to apologize for not posting something to their blog ever day, least of all the big Z.... (Weblog Concepts)

The secret of blogging: While waxing prolix over on my personal journal friends and family deep thoughts and vacation schedules blog about hearing people singing words I wrote just a week or two ago (it's freaky), I stumbled across the secret of blogging: By the way, you know what the secret of blogging is? You... (Weblog Concepts)

Weblog-to-email plug-in?: A friend asked me to recommend a good third-party plug-in for automatically turning weblog posts into mailing-list messages. I've got the Bloglet service plugged into this site but I subscribed myself when I signed up and haven't gotten a post in months, so I don't know if that's just me or... (Products)

And they were singing...: TDavid of Things that ... make you go hmm has recorded another rendition (partial) of Blogistan Pie. If these keeps up I may have to make my first audblog post ever to contribute my own a capella version. You'll wish I hadn't!... (Blogosphere)

Feh. A pox on all their rules: In rules? i don't need no stinkin' rules!, Liz Lane Lawley questions the proliferation of ethical rules, guidelines, and suggestions for weblogging, seeing them as overly declarative and restrictive for a medium that is so self-directed and self-correcting: I don't want a rulebook. I have my own sense of right and... (Weblog Concepts)