posted by DL Byron on December 26, 2007
NYTimes published an article today on the low cost and high return of blogging. It’s a good follow up to my recent presentations at Web Builder 2.0 and Web Design World.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 09, 2007
In all my travels this year— across the States, to Asia, to London and back — I saw Obey Giant posters in every city, including this one from London. Andre the Giant Has a Posse and a big one.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 08, 2007
A light installation at the Haymarket Hotel underground pool.
from the dreeping set on Flickr.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 06, 2007
It’s not a good idea to take an Ambien and nod off while watching your iPod video with headphones on.
I woke up with the headphones wrapped around my neck and an iPod imprint on my face.
It is a good idea to use an application like Postfix Enabler for Tiger that allows you to sendmail when traveling despite the ISP’s rules or port blockage.
Bug Art Mural at the Haymarket Hotel in London.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 05, 2007
The Zander Bar at the Banks restaurant is 51-ft long and full of hip London business people.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 05, 2007
During one of those jet lag time shifts, when it feels like the world pauses on its axis for a moment, I looked at the TV with the Hotel Radio screen and thought, “video killed the radio star”
Shot in an apartment at 51 Buckingham Place, London.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 04, 2007
I don’t know exactly what this association does, but it’s definitely “detail oriented.”
Spotted near the speaker lounge at Web Builder 2.0, Vegas.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 03, 2007
Presented at Web Builder 2.0, Vegas, 2007.
A case study discussion of Textura Design’s work with Boeing, Intel, and other Fortune 100 companies that will focus on the unique uses of internal blogging as conversation tools, and how standards and technologies have made intranet user experiences richer. Byron will demonstrate a blog-oriented approach to intranets, blortals (blog + portal), and distributing blog content across the enterprise.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 03, 2007
Presented at Web Builder 2.0, Vegas, 2007 … Blogging on the public Internet is mainstream. Now comes the next revolution: blogging within an organization. A growing number of corporations and institutions —including Boeing, Intel, and NASA—are using blogs and social media to foster internal collaboration and improved knowledge management.
Learn the unique uses of internal blogging, see how standards and blog technologies have made intranet user experiences richer, and discover the potential for RSS workflow. We’ll conclude with a discussion of blogging strategies aimed at helping you to start the blogging conversation at your company or organization.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
posted by DL Byron on December 03, 2007
Presented at Web Builder 2.0, Vegas, 2007.
The Web has changed the way we socialize and do business. And Web 2.0 has changed the way we design and browse. Truth is, no one cares about your home page—they’re coming into your site directly from a search and want to get right to the content. In this session, Byron will show you how to design for findability, address a searching user’s needs, and give your users the content they want.
Comments (0)
other posts tagged:
Browse by Month: 2012
Browse by Month: 2011
Browse by Month: 2010
Browse by Month: 2009
Browse by Month: 2008
Browse by Month: 2007
Browse by Month: 2006
Browse by Month: 2005
Browse by Month: 2004
Browse by Month: 2003
This practical book explains the real-world techniques, tools and concepts designers and marketers can use to build a blog that enhances their business objectives. Buy It!
