E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Metablogging – Everything related around the topic of Weblogs, weblogging both from an individual perspective to a corporate one.
If you would remember, in the past I have been weblogging a couple of times about the beta release from Qumana that would allow you to post content in multiple weblogs in a seamless and very user friendly manner. Indeed, QumanaXP has done some really great work so far by releasing a new beta client, … Continue reading QumanaXP – Fixing Up Some Issues but Not There Just Yet
I cannot believe this ! Last week Friday you would remember how I have been weblogging about the latest beta available from Qumana, QumanaXP and how much I liked the experience overall regarding the different new possibilities of sharing knowledge in your weblogs in a much more user friendly way and without hardly any effort. … Continue reading Using QumanaXP in Conjunction with Roller Does not Seem to Be a Popular Option Right Now
If you have been reading elsua for quite some time now you would know that in most cases I am actually making use of different third party weblogging tools in order to share content. So far my favourite one is w.bloggar although Qumana comes pretty close, too, in the second place. Indeed, I have been … Continue reading QumanaXP Public Beta Launched – So Close!
If you remember, not so long ago I created several weblog posts around the subject of promoting your own weblog out there in the blogosphere so when I bumped into Blogging for Business and this particular weblog post, Blog and RSS/Atom search engines – registering blogs, I just couldn’t help add my two cents worth … Continue reading Blog and RSS/Atom Search Engines – Registering Blogs
Over at Knowledge Jolt Jack Vinson created yesterday a very interesting weblog post coming from a trackback from Amy Graham‘s weblog post on 10 Reasons Why Blogs Are an Awkward Conversation Tool. His weblog post is titled Blogs as conversation and I have certainly enjoyed the conversations so far from both weblog articles. I must … Continue reading Weblogs as Conversations – What Is the Deal ?
Earlier on today I got the headsup from Jed (Thanks a lot for the feedback comments, by the way ! Good stuff !) indicating that the upgraded version of Performancing for FireFox is readily available for those folks who may be brave enough to give it a try. Of course, I had to give it … Continue reading Upgrading Performancing For FireFox 1.1: Roller Integration and a Few Other Things
As you may have been able to see over at the archives I have been weblogging externally in elsua for a bit over four months and so far the experience has been very good and very enlightening. I have been able to make a whole bunch of different new connections in the KM world and … Continue reading Welcome to elsua over at ITtoolbox!
Today was the day where I was back at work trying to weblog in my Intranet weblog and to take things for a spin I decided to see how the Performancing for FireFox extension from FireFox would work. If you would remember, not long ago, I created a couple of weblog posts on my overall … Continue reading Will Performancing For FireFox, Qumana and Flock Ever Work with Roller Weblogger?
Over at Micro Persuasion Steve Rubel has been sharing today an interesting weblog post that I thought would be worth while commenting on as well. In How and When to Respond to Conversations he is actually wondering “whether companies needed to address every single comment/question that comes in on their blogs” or not. I generally … Continue reading How and When to Respond to Conversations – Managing Your Own Virtual Water Cooler
While doing some catch up with my RSS feeds I have been finding that over the last couple of days there has been a pretty popular topic of discussion: EgoSurf. Yes, indeed, and somehow I guess I am not surprised about it and I bet you wouldn’t either. Steve Rubel talks about it over at … Continue reading Measure Bloggers with EgoSurf
