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Entries Tagged as 'Blogs'

What the Internet Needs More of (and Less of)

October 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Blogs

As I have said time and time again in some form or another, the internet provides us with a big publishing tool. We can publish and we can also read others’ works. I have been an avid reader much of my adult life and would like to take this affinity for reading digitally. […]

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Using Your Talent for Good, Linearb Style

October 20th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Blogs, Meet People in Austin, Social Media for Social Good, Twitter

Lynn Bender at GeekAustin (aka @linearb to many other circles) is a phenomenal piano player. He heard about my sister Debby’s financial strife while trying to overcome graft-vs-host disease, and decided he’d like to play to help her raise some money to cover her expenses. Right now her health insurance is over $700 […]

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Send a Little Love to a Blog Queen

February 20th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Blogs

My sister just reported that she has a 102 fever. That’s very discouraging. She has been battling not fun symptoms for quite some time after undergoing a stem cell transplant to battle leukemia. As much as my parents paid to send me to college to make me articulate, I cannot express how […]

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Refresh Austin has a Sweet New Website

January 20th, 2008 · No Comments · Blogs

So I planned to go to the Refresh Austin website to leave a comment to the effect of “Hey, what’s up with this bunk wiki that’s been outdated for four months?” and what did I find? A lovely, revamped website! Very cool. If you are looking to meet up with a diverse […]

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Web 2.0: Make Sure Your Marketers Sell What is Effective Instead of “the Next Big Thing”

January 10th, 2008 · No Comments · Blogs, Twitter

If you work for a tech company (which if you read this, you probably do), you are probably tired of hearing about how social media is the absolute end all be all for your marketing. The truth is, this is not the case. Don’t believe me? Try reading Jakob Nielsen’s report on […]

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Check Out My Favorite Sites–Again on practicalecommerce.com!

January 3rd, 2008 · No Comments · Blogs

OK, so how crazy is it when people want to know what you read? I can only assume that the good people at Practical Ecommerce 1.) needed content, which I can certainly understand and 2.) figured I am geeky enough to have an ecommerce bloglist primed and ready for their audience (which I did). […]

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OMG! FREAK OUT! It’s MICHELLE’S FAVORITE SITES 2007!

December 28th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Blogs

In honor of all of the goofy women who go bonkers for a flatscreen TV on Oprah’s Favorite Things, I am compiling a list of my favorite sites for 2007. These aren’t my favorite sites per se; they are just cool ones I found this year. Please fight the urge to feel ungrateful […]

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Solidarity in Peas: Celebrate Frozen Pea Friday

December 21st, 2007 · 1 Comment · Blogs, Social Media for Social Good

I read a Duncan Riley article in Techcrunch that well regarded blogger Susan Reynolds is undergoing surgery today for breast cancer. Although I am not familiar with Susan or her blog, I remember what it was like to go through my own sister’s cancer experience and I wish her and her family the best […]

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Tiptoeing into the Blogosphere

November 30th, 2007 · 2 Comments · Blogs

OK, so for my first post, I actually wrote this sweet psuedo-interactive commentary on the social web which involved a window with a video of me talking to a window with a video of my friend John, a chat window featuring an overzealous Viagra pusher, and a Skype option. Considering I spent several hours […]

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