ArchivesBlogs has been going strong for over a week now. If you use Blogspot and had a blog previously syndicated by ArchivesBlogs, your content may be temporarily unsyndicated. The specific problem is HTTP 502 error, which seems to indicate a problem with a proxy server at Blogspot. In any rate, they should return soon enough [...]
I’ve upgraded Plagger (the software behind ArchivesBlogs) to the latest version and it’s allowed me to add service links to del.icio.us, unalog, digg, Reddit, and Technorati. I suppose I could add more (ma.gnolia, Furl, etc.), but I’ll hold off doing that for the sake of cluttering the interface for the time being. If you have [...]
Since my last post about syndicating blogs about archives, I’ve played around with the idea and different software packages to do it, including Planet and Plagger. I’m happy to announce that after a few days work I was able to put something together.
ArchivesBlogs is an aggregator for blogs about archives. It runs Plagger and updates [...]
I still haven’t had enough time to process everything I took in or ideas I came up with as a result of the SAA conference. Many were more diligent than I and I’m sorry to say I didn’t meet them, but some highlights follow:
Geof Huth took notes on the SAA Awards Ceremony,
Christie Peterson pitted Archon [...]
This report is coming to you from the cool, air-conditioned comfort of the Nevin Kelly Gallery, where Julia works. I met up with her for lunch and now I’m taking advantage of the connectivity here to catch up on e-mail, my RSS subscriptions, and other stuff.
The Archival Solidarity Session was really great and generated a [...]
I’m at the Hilton Washington, the site of the SAA conference. I’ve registered and picked up my free totebag. I, and others, have bemoaned the lack of connectivity in the conference area. Wireless is only available in the lobby, so it seems, and it’s rather pricy ($5.95 for 4 hours or $9.95 for 24 hours). [...]
I’m one of several bloggers attending the SAA conference the rest of this week. Nothing against CoSA or NAGARA, but I’m attending the conference for the organization to which I belong. My schedule is pretty packed, and if you’re one of us be sure to attend the Description Section meeting since I’m running for Vice-Chair.