Knowledge Management Knowledge Management for Generation Y In my travels today I came across some articles about how Generation Y (people born in 1980's or 1990's) use Information Technology. I'm a Generation X'er myself, so Generation Y has always been something of a curiosity to me - as other generations always are, no matter which part of the timeline you come from. The first article that caught my… Richard MacManus View comments
web Mama don't let your baby grow up to be a Generalist It's fun to be a Generalist, you get to explore a variety of different topics and it often makes for good blogging. People don't really know what to expect when they see a new Read/Write Web item in their RSS Aggregator (although given my current experiment to try and blog a "short and pithy" post every day, odds are that reader expectations… Richard MacManus View comments
Admin I'm valid again For what it's worth, I've re-validated my homepage to conform to XHTML Transitional. Thanks to the people who left comments and emailed me about issues relating to validation. The two main culprits in validation always seem to be the '&' character and non-closed <br> tags. Joe Lindsay also pointed out an undefined html entity… Richard MacManus View comments
Multimedia How much free music is available online? I was going to leave a comment at Lucas Gonze's weblog, but I may as well use trackback and hope he sees this. Lucas posted a follow-up to his "whine that policing unauthorized music on Webjay is turning into a huge drag". He is considering a form of community moderation (suggested by Seb Paquet). I thought "Jim" left an interesting comment in… Play Richard MacManus View comments
Blogging Google AdSense for Search Good timing Google! Adding search functionality to my site was on my To Do list for this month and Google has just announced a new AdSense for Search feature. It allows website owners to add a search box to their site and potentially earn some pocket money with ads that display with the search results. In the email Google sent me, they had… Richard MacManus View comments