Hunting for beauty and balance, camera in hand
So about six weeks ago I rebooted by online reading, motivated by having too many emails, and across too diverse a range of sources. For my personal reading, I replaced GMail and WordPress Reader with Feedly. I wanted a single place I could go to browse and read websites and blogs and streams I enjoyed.… Continue reading Online Reading Rebooted – Feedly Six Weeks Later
Recent world events driven by the pandemic have seen some organisations and individuals have to accelerate their online experience exponentially, to rapidly find new ways of communicating, learning and adapting. Talk of the Web 3.0, smart devices and the Internet Of Things has been around for a while of course. It's just got closer, quicker.… Continue reading In Praise Of Blogs, Forums, And The Good Old Fashioned Social Internet 2.0
Back in February I wrote about how I was going to double my efforts with Flickr. A fair amount has happened since then - personally and globally - so here's an update on how I'm using Flickr today, based on the five points in my previous post. 1. Linking photos to the Flickr original on… Continue reading Flickr – How I’m Using It Today
The problem - I'm receiving far too many emails. In recent weeks my unread emails have frequently gone over 50, and my total in my inbox has approached 300. About 90% over what I would like - and have had in the past. I don't subscribe to things easily, but since Covid-19, everyone and everywhere… Continue reading Online Reading Rebooted
It's no secret that I'm not a fan of the whole concept of "likes" online. My general view is that if you do indeed genuinely like a blog post or a photograph, in the traditional sense of the word, then leave a comment to let its creator know. Just clicking "like" takes so little effort… Continue reading Why You Should Stop Liking Everyone
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