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 ‘online application’
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 read about sliderocket over on R/WW, and at ZDNet, today, and signed up for a Beta. While I’m waiting for them to send one out (I hope) I’d like to talk a little about why I love the idea of this product. Firstly, I was recently tasked with conducting a 40-minute presentation. This is… Read More
Monday, April 7th, 2008 Tags: Linux, Mac, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, online application, powerpoint, presentation, presentation software, review, sliderocket, Web 2.0, web app, web-features, web-tools
Category: Digital, review No Comments
