September 5, 2002

Two Links from the Virtual Chase

Christian Crumlish

From explodedlibrarian.info (via Research News: The Virtual Chase) come two good blog-related links:


  • On the Net's The Blog Realm about blogs as a source of information for librarians, and as a content-management solution.(Basic stuff for any experienced blogger but good introa and a reminder that this stuff still requires explaining on a daily basis.)

  • SearchEngineBlog, a new blog covering search-engine developments. (I like these "beat-covering" blogs. Speaking of which, the Corante article on the new media ecosystem and blogging's role in it is worth a thousand snippies from celebrity blogger outboxes.


    • "But do not turn your back on the world of Weblogs completely until you also consider the content management angle."

    No, do not turn your back lest you miss the action taking place.

    Posted by xian at September 5, 2002 10:09 AM
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