Blogging

A Better Tomorrow

mrbrown has a great summary of the blogger dinner we have last night (waliao! posted at 2:31am. you win!) so go check it out. The two pretty ladies on the right were the two most famous female bloggers in Singapore xiaxue and adri (actually i was sitting between them but you don’t want to spoilt […]

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Blogging

State of Blogosphere

David Sifry posted an updated on the state of blogosphere with some interesting information: As of March 2005, technorati is tracking 7.8m weblogs (937 millions links) growing at 30k to 40k per day. Another interesting part is this paragraph: There is a dark underbelly to these numbers, however: Part of the growth of new weblogs […]

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Blogging VoIP

VON Blogger Panel

I have a lot of fun at the VoIP Blogger session with Andy Abramson, Dan Brekke, Jeff Pulver, Om Malik, Aswath Rao and Tom Keating. I am also pretty amazed at the numbers of people in the audience who read blogs and also blog themselves. Particularly, it is quite clear that most people read our […]

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Blogging

Yahoo! into Social Software

This would be an exciting news a year ago. But today, it sound just like “me too me too”. Yahoo, where have you been in the last 2 years? You are too late to the party. Why not acquire SixApart who is already doing very cool stuff? Internet media company Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO – news) […]

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Antispam Blogging

Solution to Trackback Spams

Several MT users has emailed me to write a Captcha solution to the latest trackback spams problem. Unfortunately, Captcha cannot be easily integrated with trackback. In fact, trackback spams are harder to catch because both legit and spams trackback are normally send by machines so any tools that tries to differentiate human from machine will […]

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