I’ll be brief, because I want to get upstairs to see whether the Jazz can pull off a road win against the Lakers (I’m living in Nebraska now, but I’m a Utah boy at heart).
Video is a great way to capture and hold attention on the web, and YouTube is a great source of video […]

I’ve just released CaRP/WP, a free WordPress plugin that makes it easy to add auto-updating content to your WordPress posts, including keyword-based Amazon.com best sellers affiliate links. Update: It can display YouTube video feeds too. See examples of both below.
The plugin uses CaRP, my RSS to HTML converter script (free and commercial versions available), to […]

If you’ve tried subscribing to RSS feeds in a web browser and wondered why people think they’re such a big deal, keep reading, because they are a big deal, and I’m going to show you exactly, step-by-step how to find that out for yourself.
How can I put this kindly: the feed readers built into today’s […]

You know that list of “update services” you configured your blog software to ping whenever you create a new post? If you copied it from the WordPress website (or any of a number of other sites on the web that have the same list) recently, you’ve got the wrong list.
When I say you’ve got the […]

There’s been a lot of screaming about John Reese’s new “Blog Rush” service over the last few days. I finally got around to signing up (”finally”? The service just launched this morning!) and have some initial impressions for you.
On the plus side, it’s falling-off-a-log easy to set up. You just enter your blog name, URL, […]