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German Library Fining Bloggers For Refusing Digital Archive Inclusion
The German National Library is threatening bloggers and website owners with a ?10,000 (£8,500) fine if they don?t submit material to its digital archive project ? a move met with anger and derision by the country?s online community. The Deutsche
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008One Million Children Get Life-Saving Mosquito Nets [guest blog]
Nothing But Nets, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation, aims to prevent malaria by providing free mosquito nets for children. In this guest blog, Adrianna Logalbo, deputy director of Nothing But Nets, shares her experiences distributing bed
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008The bloggers who take it one post at a time
There's SlowSex (apparently; first I'd heard of it), SlowCities, and SlowFood. Now, the New York Times reports, there is also Slow Blogging, which Todd Sieling, a Canadian technology consultant, defined in a manifesto as 'a rejection of immediacy ... an
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008Blogging for Better
I'm just one person, what can I do to change the world? Ever feel that way? Thanks to Karama Neal, making a difference has never been easier. Three years ago, she started the public service blog 'So What Can I Do?' which lists hundreds of ways each one
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008New budget chief has wide intellectual range, bloggy instinct
WASHINGTON - Harvard Medical School invited Peter Orszag, then director of the Congressional Budget Office, to give its prestigious annual Seidman lecture in October because it wanted a speaker who would be influential on medical policy. As head of the
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008Slow Blogging? That's Article Writing, People!
The Guardian's Jon Henley writes about Slow Blogging, which apparently was branded by Todd Sieling, some Canadian tech consultant that doesn't have his own Wikipedia page, although I'm pretty sure he can exist anyway. Henley quotes this Sieling fellow like this: "a rejection of immediacy . an affirmation that not all things worth reading are written quickly" and "speaking like it matters, like the pixels that give your words form are precious and rare", and more. Obviously there's a manifesto as well, which I honestly haven't bothered with finding.
Slow Blogging. Right. It appeals to Henley, who think it is something to applaud.
So let's hear it for all those who take the time to think, study and reflect before they post; who do not feel the need to slap the first thing that comes out of their head straight onto the web. People who refuse to update five times a day, or even once a week. People who value quality over quantity.
Sure. Hear hear.
Thing is, lots of bloggers and journalist
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008Ariel Waldman Launches Spacehack
Are you a space buff? Then Ariel Waldman's Spacehack might be for you. She describes it like this:
Spacehack is a directory of ways to participate in space exploration, interact + connect with the space community and encourage citizen science.
There's a bunch of projects featured on Spacehack already, for the science geeks and space lovers out there.
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FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008Return Of The Blog Reader Discount
Skooba Design is happy to let you know that based on constant requests from many of our readers, they are once again offering an exclusive sale coupon, just in time for the big weekend.As many of you know, we have done this on a very limited basis
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008Unfair to impose laws against bloggers, says Minister
KUALA LUMPUR: It would be unfair to impose laws against the country's bloggers as most of them exercise self-restraint and blog responsibly. Information Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek said checks showed that 'naughty' bloggers who abuse cyberspace
FeedDiggest Wednesday, November 26, 2008Around the World
EGYPT Police in Cairo Arrest Pro-Hamas blogger Egyptian police have arrested a blogger who criticized the government and expressed support for the Islamist Palestinian group Hamas, a human rights organization said Tuesday. The Cairo-based Arabic Network
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