Welcome to the 5th installment of the Carnival of Computing. Enjoy.....
Sarah King of Simple SEO offers a view of Rollyo at Rollyo delivers a new web search.
Robert Scoble a.k.a. Scobeleizer reviews coverage of Microsoft Memos at Paying attention to the post-memo blogs
Elisa Camahort at The Browster Blog presents a take on Microsoft Live at Live is Evil Spelled Backwards
Steve Rubel the founder of Micro Persuasion shows how to get more mileage from Technorati at Ten Technorati Hacks and Ten Blogging Hacks
Josh Cohen at Multiple Mentality presents a few words on saving money by using computerized correspondence at And e-mail and e-pay become that much more attractive
Andrew Hughes of AnyLetter talks about his favorite Web 2.0 application at Thoughts of Writely
Jim Estill of Time Leadership presents ways to maximize productivity at Jim Estill's 8 Rules of Time
David Carter of Participation Highway offers What Business Can Learn from Grassroots Journalism
Skip Reardon of Be Excellent sees advice for all companies in Microsoft Live, Strategic Planning and Alignment
It Should Be Noted presents Sony Is Putting Malicious Spyware On Your Computer
Ash Seha of TLF Blog explains the secret to good marketing positioning in Positioning is like Lying
And finally here is my entry: Problem Solving 2.0 Style
I'm really glad to see the carnival of computing is taking off. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise. The Carnival of Computing is a great idea...where else can you get the best of the Blogosphere in one place!
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