Thank you to everyone helping to spread the word about the new Yoga Journal blog and the live conference coverage we’re providing here in the Rockies. The blog is filling up quickly–yogis, YJ editors and the blog team are all posting pix, MP3s, and video. KQED, Pluck, Feedster, Learning the Lessons of Nixon, Hip and… Continue Reading

Here’s the ever-growing flickr gallery for the conference. And a link to the blog. And a photo of the blog team:

ONA’s released the list of 2005 finalists. This year, LA Observed‘s Kevin Broderick and I represented the blogging tip, check out the list and see what you think.

Via Slashfood: “The Nippon Ham Group hosts a gallery of hot dog art on their site. Actually, it?s more than just a gallery. There are instructions on how to create roughly a dozen little hot dog creatures.”

In LA, taking part in judging for Judging for the sixth annual Online Journalism Awards, presented by the Online News Association and the USC Annenberg School for Communication. The jury for this year’s awards, which is meeting today and tomorrow at USC Annenberg, is: Beau Brendler, Director, Consumer Reports WebWatch Sue Gardner, Senior Director, CBC.ca… Continue Reading

Charlene Li: Google Talk’s potential –searchable conversation Dan’s Diner: “Community is at the epicenter of a disruptive earthquake of changing consumer behavior in media.” Feedburner: Pingshot “notifies aggregators, search engines, and directories about your content updates as quickly as possible.” Ted Rheingold: “Yes, you read that right, Dogster & Catster are profitable.” (Via Clavier) CNET:… Continue Reading

Tantalizing post by Kevin Werbach: “Soon, though, most of the major Internet players are likely to be hybrids of two or more layers. Google and eBay will be infrastructure and applications; Yahoo! and News Corp. will be applications and content; telephone, wireless, and cable operators will be infrastructure nad content; Microsoft and Time Warner will… Continue Reading

Just stumbled across esty, a marketplace for handmade goods. Going to check it out. Anyone else watching or using this site? Any other cool sites like this you can share?

Via Steve Rubel: AP: ?A Paris-based media watchdog has released an ABC guide of tips for bloggers and dissidents to sneak past Internet censors in countries from China to Iran.?

Jay Rosen on Times Select: ” My own questions start with this sentence in the corporate side?s press release, describing TimesSelect as ?a new product offering subscribers exclusive online access to the distinctive voices of the Op-Ed, Business, Metro and Sports columnists of The New York Times and the International Herald Tribune (IHT).? The phrase… Continue Reading