Google Cache Declared Legal - rogerd's notebook

Ruby on Rails Tutorial in your browser

cool

What to Do when Your Blog is Attacked

from ProBlogger Darren Rowse

Slaw: New Slawyers Lawford, Lines and Acton

via Connie and Slaw.

More on RSS and Copyright Issues: Still No Solution

(via Kevin O'Keefe)

Digital Rights Management: A Guide for Librarians | ALA

Intranet Trends to Watch for in 2006 - Weigh In - weighin - CIO

[via Dave Hook]

Trends in the Living Networks: Is the balance of power shifting from advertising to PR?

The PubSub Era of the web is now | Roland Tanglao's Weblog

"The PubSub Web" :-)

How To Record A Podcast From A Phone

from the Instructables website.

A List Apart: Articles: Web 3.0

KM Librarian: Interesting stuff from McKinsey

Wendy Reynolds is quotable today: "Access to information is becoming more ubiquitous, but without context or judgment, you don't have knowledge."

Nicely put.

Google Adwords & Radio

Interesting. Hat tip to Andrew Goodman!

KM in practice :The role of the knowledge management partner, and why and how to form a KM strategy

From the Online Journal of the Law Society of Scotland.

[via Joy London]

Ron Friedmann - Do Blawgs Burn as Brightly as Surveys Suggest?

Rounded corners in CSS

CSS Rounded corners tutorial.

Law Gazette - Logging on to blogging

"As if to show that the legal profession can make up words with the best of them, law blogs are increasingly being called 'blawgs'."

A quote for Kevin O'Keefe! :-)

Measuring Marketing: Beyond ROI

Fastcompany article via Tom Peters Wire Service

UBC Archivist Leads World Effort to Preserve Digital Records

A great read, and example of someone asking all the right questions!

Tech Trends in Libraries - Jessamyn West

Tech Trends in Libraries the Good News and the Bad News
and why library 2.0 is no big deal [and not that new]

del.icio.us stats - deli.ckoma

deli.ckoma.net data on del.icio.us!

via LibraryStuff

Library Collections & Acquisitions Blog

By Helen Clarke and friends. Great Canadian Library content!

Guy Kawasaki - The 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint

"It’s quite simple: a PowerPoint presentation should have ten slides, last no more than twenty minutes, and contain no font smaller than thirty points."

Cloaking Associate Information on Law Firm Websites

Bruce MacEwen hits the nail on the head. Associates must be allowed room for their own business development efforts, and respected for those efforts. Removing Associate contact info from a website is pure paranoia.

Yahoo! Says 31% of Internet Users Use RSS

New Blog Design Trends

(Source: Darren Rowse)

It's time to bury RSS - Phil Waineright

Bookmarking for later commentary, I don't agree with any of this. People have individual 'information needs'. If RSS fails to deliver to these personal needs, and loses its personalized qualities, it really will be 'simple syndication'.

Scoble - The anti-RSS hype

"you try to read 743 Web sites in a browser. Go ahead and try. I dare you."

Nice! :-)