I know the Apple fanboys will pout; those that rave about the Apple packaging experience, but I call a 40-page manual in a box of iPod earphones excessive. Count’ em. The short version: Put the pointy end in your iPod...

Today Greg Howelet at Marketing Pligram is pointing to this study result:

If you’re into daylilies or just beautiful flowers, here’s something FREE for spring. Noticed in a Saturday email newsletter (that I just got around to reading this morning) that Ken Oaks at Oakes Daylilies in Corryton has a free daylily...

Oh yeah! Random Mumblings has been added to the journalism section of Web startup aggregator alltop. Hanging with some of my favs in the journalism area. Alltop is a project of Nononina, Inc., which does another site I like, Truemors....

Erica Smith at graphicdesignr has the most complete list of newspapers on Twitter that I’ve seen complete with metrics on “followers” and recent growth. Several newspapers have multiple Twitter accounts. Great resource!

What’s up with everyone linking to the woman here. Most people are calling her “creepy girl.” Weird, but here I am linking to her, too. Go figure.

Yes, it was that big. No other venue could contain him. It had to be moved from Thompson-Boling Arena.

I’m on a panel at the University of Tennessee’s “Public Conversation on Web Journalism” that is to discuss careers in Web journalism at the Beck Cultural Center on campus at 11 a.m. Here’s the lineup: Panel 2 (11 a.m.) (Host:...

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John Ndege blogs the demise of his London-based ScribbleSheet citizen journalism site, which launched last September, in a post titled “The Problem with Citizen Journalism.”. Ndege has some observations. Among them, he thinks NowPublic may have a potentially sucessful model,...