Image via Wikipedia I’m trying out a Zemanta blog post. What it does, apparently, is to suggest ideas for the article you’re currently writing. It’s a semantic blog suggestion feature, and it’s manifested in this instance as a firefox plugin that adds a write widget to my WordPress WYSIWYG editor. IIt updates every 300 characters,… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘blogging’
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008 Tags: blogging, curser, firefox, flickr, interface feature, Internet Genius, on-the-fly, online application, plugin, RDF
store, rdf, scribefire, semantic, semantic features, suggestion, widget, wysiwyg editor, Zemanta
Category: Digital, review 9 Comments 
I tend to live in a world of metaphor. It’s not my fault, according to Lakoff and Johnson. We all use metaphor all the time: to construct our thoughts and work out abstract concepts. I’ve been exploring this a bit in the context of the Semantic Web over on Nodalities. Please feel free to have… Read More
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008 Tags: abstract, blogging, concepts, conduit metaphor, ideas, me, semantic, Semantic Web
Category: Semantic Web 1Comment
Live Writer Right, so I’ve been blogging using Windows Live Writer for a few weeks, and have generally enjoyed it. It’s easier than logging into my CMS, and it integrates with the site theme, so what I see is actually what the post looks like. As you can see, it’s a pretty slick interface, and… Read More
Saturday, March 8th, 2008 Tags: Aero, blog editor, blogging, desktop blogging, Digital, Google, HTML, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Vista, Microsoft Windows, review, using Windows Live Writer, web interface, Windows Live, YouTube
Category: Digital, review 5 Comments
