Spurred on by Neville and all of his posts about blog editors, I decided to start trying a few. So, for my first try, I am using Performancing, a Firefox plugin to write this post.

You tell me how it looks.

All of this time I have used the interface for Blogger and a greasemonkey user script for Firefox that I downloaded to fill in the Technorati tags automatically to Blogger posts.

By the way, without read more...

Computer games that is.

The New York Times (free registration) reports on a study recently released by the Consumer Electronics Association, a trade group that shows that 65 percent of women play online electronic games, while 35 percent of men report that they read more...

scott
Originally uploaded by harish.venkataramani. Scott McClellan resigned today from his post as the top communicator for the White House.

While he didn’t make policy decisions, he communicated them.

As those that regularly read this column know, I am not a political blogger. My personal politics run decidedly independent; however, Scott’s read more...

Generosity
Originally uploaded by ClydeHouse. When I first started in public relations in the early '90s, I attended a lot of professional development sessions where I was told, “Don’t sell yourself short,” and “don’t give it all away by offering free council.”

It all seemed to make sense at the time. We were struggling to prove the value of public relations council to senior business executives.

Recently, read more...