What do you use QuickTopic for? Discussing off-topic stuff that crops up on mailing lists? There's waaaay more to it than that, as our interview with founder Steve Yost reveals.
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Noah Grey wrote a piece of software called Greymatter, and with it helped the blogosphere take its first hesitant steps into the limelight. Then he kind of disappeared, and then he kind of came back again. Last week, he kindly agreed to spill his heart to WriteTheWeb, about Greymatter, blogs (and hating the word "blog"), copyright, and spirituality.
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Some people are taking the concept of weblogs and applying it to the wider concept of knowledge management. The result is k-logging ("knowledge-logging"). But will it catch on - will your employer dump Lotus Notes databases in favour of browsers and blog-style brain-dumps?
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Think of web advertising, and you think of banners. But banners are being pushed out by other ideas - shorter, smaller, weirder ideas for adverts are becoming more popular.
Edd Dumbill has taken a shot at the difficult question
EchoFactor is a new service, currently still in beta testing, that offers a headline-aggregating service similar to that of Moreover.
Stating the Obvious has a feature on Pyra, the makers of Blogger, covering their meisterwerk, a web-based project management and collaboration tool.
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