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Random...: July 2004
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Random items about Business and the Web. Friday, July 23, 2004. For some years now, it has been possible to edit websites without client-side software, like I'm doing here with Blogger's nice new editor. At the big end of town, most Content Management Systems (CMS) include nifty editors like Ektron's. But Macromedia keeps building products. Posted by Marius Coomans at 7:15 am. Monday, July 19, 2004. If I can't see you, you can't see how dirty I am. Posted by Marius Coomans at 9:55 am. RSS to go mainstream.
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The heart of things. It’s been two years to the day since my last post. I’d intended to come back to weblogging before this–especially since Dave Rogers predicted. That I would “post. 8221; before the end of 2006. For, even though I wasn’t. For my own weblog, I never stopped. Weblogs. In fact, weblogs have been my primary source of information since I stopped reading newspapers, listening to the radio, and watching broadcast TV after the Federal election in October 2004. Tim’s subsequent description.
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Random...: Testing Qumana
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Random items about Business and the Web. Thursday, June 16, 2005. I'm having a look at Qumana. Unfortunately, it failed when trying to configure it for the Active Weblog. Which uses Movable Type. Qumana found Movable Type's xml-rpc.cgi file ok, but produced this error when testing the set-up. I couldn't find any relevant support information of the Qumana site and I expect to forward this post to them for assistance. Unfortunately, when posting this item, a number of glitches appeared:. I have had some pr...
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Random...: Building it, one blog at the time
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Random items about Business and the Web. Wednesday, June 01, 2005. Building it, one blog at the time. I'm in the process of gathering my consulting and other ambitions into a new company, Active Web Communications. Its focus will be to assist businesses to better take advantage of the Web, both from a Market Commmunications and from a Systems Integration perspective. We haven't yet seen the lower end of the Content Management Market mature, while RSS and Weblogs are " Crossing the Chasm.
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Random...: October 2004
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Random items about Business and the Web. Saturday, October 30, 2004. Originally uploaded by mariushendrik. Just trying out posting pictures from Flickr to this weblog. Posted by Marius Coomans at 8:22 am. Thursday, October 14, 2004. In a previous life, I had the opportunity for a period to knock around with a bunch of CEO's of book publishing companies. While they were terrific after-dinner speakers, they (on the whole) were clueless about Interactive Media. With a notable exception: Lonely Planet. Poste...
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Random...: August 2004
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Random items about Business and the Web. Monday, August 16, 2004. Joy and I are cruising the Queensland coast up to the Whitsunday Islands for seven weeks in our catamaran, Te Moana. Anyone who knows me would wonder how I could do without internet access while on a 7 week cruise. The answer is of course that I can't. For the benefit of others who are similarly addicted to email and weblogs, here's what I use to stay in touch. I successfully posted messages. To the Te Moana website. For its customers....
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Random...: April 2005
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Random items about Business and the Web. Saturday, April 23, 2005. Caught in the headlights. Over the past week, most commentators found reasons why Adobe acquired Macromedia. I haven't seen a lot of comment about why Macromedia let itself be acquired. This was no hostile takeover. Macromedia did a great job building products for Creative Professionals, but failed dismally to make themselves relevant to customers beyond that core. And get "street-cred" with the Python, Ruby and .Net crowds? At Macromedia...
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Random...: May 2005
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Random items about Business and the Web. Friday, May 27, 2005. A tale of two shows, CeBIT and PacPrint. I've been "beta testing" a business advisory service which we're launching on July 1 and had reasons to be at both CeBit. In Melbourne this past week. What a contrast. Of course, there was as much Information Technology on site at Jeff's Shed. Posted by Marius Coomans at 8:19 am. Tuesday, May 24, 2005. The future of Enterprise Content Management? I usually scan over the Penton email newsletter about Co...
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Random...: January 2005
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Random items about Business and the Web. Wednesday, January 19, 2005. Yahoo to acquire Six Apart? This Blogging thing occasionally throws up questions at unexpected times or from unexpected sources , like this one in an email from Jonathon. You may have already seen this:. Http:/ www.internetstockblog.com/2005/01/yahoo lacks a b.html. What do you think? But my question is: what in heaven's name is he doing reading Internetstockblog. To survive the process of growing their business. PC v Mac, Open Source ...
