Well looks like I was first on the list for the new Firefox Screencap Project via Kate’s Ramblings and Wanderings. I think my Firefox usage is pretty unique and different. So go check out what my Firefox browser layout is, what extensions and themes I am using and then go submit your own for the list.
It looks like the folks at Blogware took some of my advice and started updating the official Blogware blog again. Welcome back to my feed reader again guys!
I have updated the list of Web hosting resources and RSS feeds via WebHostingShow.com. I added a few more RSS feeds for resources on the list. I also added a new dedicated section for control panels. If you know of any resources that I don’t have on the list yet, be sure to let me know.
It seems like social bookmarking is becoming one of the next biggest set of buzz words Online these days. Everybody wants to make it easy to share the content they provide in a number of different ways. At first, we saw little RSS graphics for adding to My Yahoo!, MSN, Google Reader and more. Now it seems like the latest trend is to have multiple ways to publish your links to the big social bookmarking sites out there. Now you could code this stuff by hand and toss it into your layout. Why do that, when there is a easier way?
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My good friends at Ping! Zine had some good news to announce this morning. They are now offering both a digital and paperback versions of the best Web hosting magazine out there today.
Ping! Zine Web Hosting Magazine (http://www.pingzine.com), the longest-running and most widely read print magazine for the web hosting industry, announced today that it will now offer its award-winning magazine content in PDA and Online formats, in addition to its traditional print version.
Both new formats will be available for download on the company’s web site free of charge, and will incorporate the same content as the print magazine, including advertisements. The Online format will be available via either Portable Document Files (PDF) or eBook with Microsoft Reader.
“Our readership is comprised largely of tech-savvy and Internet based professionals, so we feel it is necessary to provide our magazine in a format that best represents the very topic we are covering,” said Keith Duncan, Publisher, Ping! Zine Web Hosting Magazine. “I’ve always felt it was kind of ironic that a magazine covering the web hosting industry is only available on paper.”
I have a feeling this will not be the last big announcement we hear from the folks at Ping! Zine. To pick up the latest edition of Ping! Zine, visit this Web page. Right now they have options for both Microsoft Reader for Pocket PC and Mobipocket of Pocket PC and Palm OS. I’m going to drop them an E-mail later today to see if we can get a PDF download going as well.
Update: I just got word from the editor over at Ping! Zine and there is a download link for the PDF version as well. You can pick it up here.
I remember when I first started production on the Web Hosting Show, I would try to get as many folks to vote for me (that usually was about 5 folks) at PodcastAlley.com. Today was my first time to go back and visit the Web site in a long time. I think interest dropped off from it after other places came into play. Places like iTunes and Odeo are just delivering more. So when was the last time you went down the Podcast Alley?
