Weblogs
Open Access News
Peter Suber, the author of the Open Access News weblog about the intersection of open source and primary source material, is asking for help redesigning the site. Or you could just stop by and read it, too.
Bushkills Falls
V.S. Babu reports on a trip he and his family took to Bushkill Falls, Pa., not too far from where I grew up. Included are some nice photos, including a play on the “carry out what you carry in” camping theme. Growing up, we would go to Bushkill on occasion, usually opting for the closer [...]
Fire Log
The Santa Fe New Mexican did something interesting last week as its circulation area was being affected by forest fires. It began publishing a “Fire Log” consisting of reader’s responses to the fires in short, blog-like style. Interesting example of letting the reader blog and also gathering information and anecdotes for potential stories.
Herald Blog
Liz Donovan unveils her weblog on the Miami Herald’s site. Nice to see another Knight-Ridder paper support this kind of thing. On her own site she notes that “it’s not a true blog since there are no blogging tools on the Website, but I’ve managed to scratch out a reasonable facsimile.”
Blog Census Data
Ooh, I’ll do something with this. Downloadable data on the weblog universe, including URLs and metadata? I’m all over that. (Danny O’Brien via Genehack)
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