Blogversations :: A Better Way to Market: Another service for bloggers out to make money, only now with a new twist to it all. Advertisers pay bloggers money to discuss their companies or their products and advertisers get a very finely tuned audience. “No Advertorials” the site touts. What do you think?

inluminent: Steal my RSS Templates: One of my gripes against Movable Type blogs is that authors neglect to add RSS feeds to their blogs. So, if you are one of those (smile), go and grab your RSS templates from inluminent. A variety of templates are available with various options. Here is another good RSS template resource for Movable Type. Via: Amit Heh…that reminds me that I need another category!

Mozilla Control: The Mozilla ActiveX project. Definitely one to watch! Though I am not a big fan of ActiveX’s vulnerabilities, I have been authoring a bunch of controls recently (OLE, C#) to automate secure file transfers and addition of dynamic content via drag and drop, which could come in real handy if I could get them to work in Mozilla!

At the University of Toledo, we used to have a system that was used to control and distribute information for each of the classes I was enrolled in. It was used to post messages, post homework and other documentation, list enrollment and finally, list the grades for each of the assignments in the class. Does any of that ring a bell in the context of this blog? I believe that educational blogging is a very powerful vehicle to collect and aggregate research and assignment information as well as a powerful means to assimilate and search the stored information by a worldwide audience. I am sure this is already being done on some scale at the more famous (and thus more financially secure) institutions, but the concept has yet to reach the thousands of less fortunate (for the lack of a better term) Colleges and educational institutions. Let me elaborate. I […]

MT-Blacklist/Comment Spam Clearinghouse: MT-Blacklist v2.0e released: The e stands for emergency. This is the new release version of the MT blacklist. So if you are running MT 3.0x, Jay suggests that you use this version of the MT blacklist.

DropCash: Use Dropcash, a Typekey service(need registration) to be able to organize, promote and collect funds for a fundraiser over the web. Via: Bradbury

BloggerCon: BloggerCon III Invitation: I SO want to go!! I am going to try and make it this year. Anyone else planning to be there?

Karmakars.com: Hacking MovableType: the definitive guide (hard copy, book) to hacking, breaking, plugging and fixing MT: Buy it now from Amazon.com This should be something I would find interesting. Hmmmm…that gives me an idea!!