Yak Shaving and Other Blogosphere Tales

Today's one of those Sundays when yak shaving seems to be the order of the day. A day of catching up with much-neglected email and prep for the week ahead. Trouble is, I'm a post on Joi Ito's blog (complete with a great example), from his review of an article in the new Make: magazine.

1. There was an interesting-looking debate on "Suw Charman posted commentary on the event, and has also done a podcast (80-minute MP3, about 28 megs). Brilliant, Suw!
2. You probably have stats for your blog so you know who's visiting, from where, what pages they look at, etc. How about knowing what links your visitors click on when they're on your blog that will help you understand what content your visitors actually like? Check out Steve Rubel.)
3. Stuart Henshall have started Shel Holtz has written two thoughtful commentaries on the huge role communication plays in engaging employees. second on how much Wall Street has to do with making workplaces employee-unfriendly.
4. While still on the subject of podcasts,
5. Another big PR agency, resurrected the blog they started back in 2002. News about it from
6. Finally, Finland and the new Friendster blogs. Such developments could by why still be a tempting target for Yahoo, who Ok, yak shaving progressing well! Now continuing with the recursing... [Yak image courtesy of Google Images. Used totally without permission; hope you don't mind, Jennifer.] Neville Hobson is the author of the popular Crayon. Visit Neville Hobson's blog:

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