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New Wordpress blog engine, some hosting trouble

By Daniel J. Pritchett on November 13, 2008

I decided this week to move the blog to WordPress at tubu.net. I’ve had some persistent DNS troubles that will hopefully be resolved soon. The news feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/sharingatwork hasn’t yet caught up with the new blog. Thanks for reading the site, I’ll be sure and put out some good new stuff as soon as [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged Domain Name System, feedburner, feeds, hosting, Hosts, Protocols, site, Templates, tubu, Weblogs, wordpress

Got some much-needed brain food at BarCamp

By Daniel J. Pritchett on November 10, 2008

“You Suck at Social Media” presentation by Bob Hazlett BarCampMemphis finally arrived two days ago and blew my mind. 88 excited Tennesse-area professionals piled into the ground floor of a cozy downtown office complex (LaunchMemphis) and talked themselves silly. There was a lot to like; here are some highlights. Awesome sessions Check out the Zoho wiki [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged barcamp, barcamp memphis, Digital video, friendfeed, Health, launch memphis, rss, social media, Wiki, wordpress

Choosing Web Tools: Best-Fit Versus Good Enough?

By Daniel J. Pritchett on October 9, 2008

Bob just decided to set up an office wiki and wants to know if he ought to use Wikipedia’s MediaWiki or maybe Microsoft’s Sharepoint wikis. Alice has heard a lot about microblogging and can’t choose between Twitter and Laconi.ca. How much time is Bob going to spend researching his choices? Does it really matter if [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged blogger, choice, collaboration tools, enterprise 2.0, facebook, microblogging, microsoft, Microsoft SharePoint, office, On the Web, open source, twitter, wikis, wordpress, Zoho Office Suite

Drive Growth With Sticky Conversations

By Daniel J. Pritchett on September 24, 2008

Have you ever left a comment on a site without knowing if the intended recipient would ever see it? Do you find yourself making the same points over and over again in different conversations? Do you have trouble telling people apart online or remembering your favorite contributors? These are some of the problems addressed by [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged Application programming interface, automattic, blog, community, disqus, Hosts, intensedebate, persistence, Weblogs, wordpress

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