Archive for October, 2005

WP Theme: fScreen

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WP Theme: fScreen Dark Two column Next(Step) like theme for WordPress.

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BloxPress – a modular ajax wordpress theme

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BloxPress – a modular ajax wordpress theme: Found this one quite by accident. Bloxpress starts out being an AJAXified WordPress theme but promises to extend much futher with extra themes, widgets and the like. I really like the moveable menu items. However, AJAX scares me to some extent.

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Another WordPress Theme Browser

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Another WordPress Theme Browser I had not seen this one yet, but it looks like this one is stocked with close to three hundred themes with nice thumnails for each and is paged. Thanks Blogging Pro

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College life, powered by Google

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October 29th, 2005
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College life, powered by Google: Google pichting themselves to the College kids (as if they didn’t know about Google already) but with all the tools hooha’d in one place. Thanks WiredPod who themselves are in the center of a trademark dispute with Wired Magazine.

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Forbes Magazine goes after Bloggers

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October 28th, 2005
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Forbes Magazine goes after Bloggers No target is too mighty, or too obscure, for this new and virulent strain of oratory. Microsoft has been hammered by bloggers; so have CBS, CNN and ABC News, two research boutiques that criticized IBM’s Notes software, the maker of Kryptonite bike locks, a Virginia congressman outed as a homosexual and dozens of other victims–even a right-wing blogger who dared defend a blog-mob scapegoat. Read more here and here and here

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Anil wants Flickr to pay

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October 27th, 2005
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Anil wants Flickr to pay: Is user generated content worthy of remuneration? In that case, does every site one visits and helps to make popular, owe a part of their revenue to the user? I might be mocking the concept, but micropayments are not just theory anymore and this could be the beginning of something big. I am sure some blog enterpreneur is already hatching up a plot. Would you visit weblogtoolscollection more often and pay closer attention to the content if you were going to receive something in return for doing so?

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VideoEgg, TypePad Team on Video Blogging

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October 27th, 2005
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VideoEgg, TypePad Team on Video Blogging Hoping to spur more bloggers into using video for their online diaries, VideoEgg Inc. is integrating its video publishing technology with blogging company Six Apart Ltd.’s TypePad service. Interesting. Video blogging could be demanding on many different arenas but has always interested me. Thanks Google Alerts.

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WordPress Programming Competition #2: Calling all judges

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October 24th, 2005
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After running around like a chimpanzee with its head cut off (check out the animatronics chimp from WowWee, thus the similie) with the last WordPress Plugin Competition, I would like to be better prepared. We are about to embark upon another WordPress Programming Competition (notice the change in the name) starting at the beginning of December and lasting through the end of May next year. Much of the competition will remain the same but I would like to give authors the chance to strut their stuff and get their code together and published and advertised for everyone to make a good determination. However, this post is about the judges. If you would like to be considered as a judge, please send me an email with a list of stuff that makes you eligible. Mark the subject as “WordPress Programming Competition Judge”. Though the judges’ names will not be made public, […]

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Budget Launches Blog-Based Treasure Hunt

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October 24th, 2005
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Budget Launches Blog-Based Treasure Hunt In a first, Car rental company Budget has launched a blog-based, four-week, 16-city treasure hunt, called Up Your Budget, which offers a total of $160,000 in prizes. To win, participants must find a sticker which has been placed in a public location in each of the 16 cities, call the number on the sticker and provide photographic or video proof they’ve located the sticker. Renting a car anytime soon?

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