Category: Blogging

Well I think that well, Declan and Tracy were very interested in learning about blogging – I was on for a good 15 minutes I think. I guess to really cover every aspect of blogging a whole hour long show could be devoted, with a few bloggers on the line. We did get a good…

I have been asked to go on East Coast FM to talk about blogs, around about 1045am. Make that 12.15 Make that tomorrow morning.

Looks like I will have to upgrade to some of the more recent WordPress releases. You have been warned.

Jeff Jarvis has been having problems with his server, and has decided to defect to WordPress. The template is essentially the same one I use for Irish Corruption (the default one), but slightly modified. His readers seem happy with the impending change, I hope he likes WordPress.

After just 2 weeks the question of libel has arisen on Irish Corruption. Could someone out there put together guidelines for Irish bloggers?

I just realised that June 2005 was my quietest month of posting since September 2003. I think I must be feeling some fatigue, in two weeks time this blog will be 3 years old. I have noted the recent comments Richard made with regard to blogging, where he mentions me: But it seems entirely possible…

Made it back down south…

Update: In case anyone who is new has trouble finding us, I will be wearing a blue shirt/brown slacks, and will be sitting or standing in the vicinity of the stairs, either at the top or bottom of them! Here is a picture of me, feel free to come up and say hi, I’ll try…

Well my new weblog has been up and running now since the 15th of June, making it two weeks old today. As other have noted, it has ended up as the first result on Google for “Irish corruption”. I have been watching the server logs very closely for these two weeks. I was surprised to…

I recorded some small low quality videos with my mobile phone – they are barely watchable so forgive me – but here’s two anyway. Original of the Species (3GP file, Quicktime needed, or Realplayer with the codec) Bono (and 82,000 people) singing Unchained Melody (briefly).