PubSub LinkCounts
PubSub introduced LinkCounts, a new way of looking at daily statistics for their database as a whole or just your favorite part. Bob Wyman describes LinkCounts as "how many InLinks and OutLinks we discovered each day."
March 2005 archives
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WordPress community issue with hosted content
One or more WordPress administrators decided partner with a targeted content company to host almost 120,000 articles on high pay-per-click topics such as mortgage, asbestos, and diabetes. The articles section in question are linked off the WordPress home page and hidden from most web browsers using CSS.
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Dark chocolate peanut M&Ms are coming
Dark chocolate M&Ms are hitting store shelves next week. The launch has a Star Wars marketing tie-in and a clever movie trailer.
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Guinness event next Wednesday
You know it is going to be a good day when you receive an e-mail from Guinness inviting you to an all you can drink party to learn more about your favorite beer and give feedback.
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Joshua Schachter quits his job, del.icio.us to take investments
Joshua Schachter has quit his job to pursue del.icio.us as a full-time business. "[T]he best way forward is to take on some outside investment."
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AOL launches Red blogs
AOL introduced a new weblog service with advanced privacy features aimed at teens.
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High school bans blogging
Students at Proctor High School in Vermont can no longer write weblog posts at school. School officials are concerned for the safety of the children posting personal data online that could be used by an Internet predator.
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Technorati nears one billion links tracked
One billllion... Technorati is currently less than nine million links away from reaching the one billion links tracked threshold.
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Technorati User Salon this Thursday
We would like to bring together the community to reflect on the last few months in the world of weblogs and discuss how Technorati may be of service in the future.... Please RSVP to salon-sf@technorati.com and let us know how many people you are bringing so we can plan the event space, food, and drink.
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Adam Bosworth is blogging again
Much to my surprise, Dare Obasanjo came up to me and told me, after some fairly vitriolic complaining from me to him about this earlier state of affairs, that he wished I'd continue to post. I thought about this over the weekend and decided that to some degree, you have to take your chances in this environment rather than just hide when you don't like the behavior and that perhaps I was being over sensitive anyway.
