Websiteservices.com will release their new magazine today at Ad:Tech in New York. 
The site, a popular destination for those who manage websites, is hoping to cross-over into the print world. 
The website of Website Services also features content from the magazine, a weblog of daily postings on issues and practices readers need to know, as [...]

This article is the second in a 6 part series.  Part one was written November 4, 2005.

Business blogging is completely different than the conversational, journal-style blogging common on personal and political sites.  Just like in print it is important to think before you write and publish work, you must be careful what you say online.  Your work [...]

This is part of a Four-part series on getting online influencers to notice your content.  Part One was published on Friday, November 4, 2005. 
Part 2:  The things you absolutely cannot do when advertising your content to net influencers.
Don’t be afraid to let others know about your work.  But, just like in the offline world, [...]

The team in charge of RSS for Windows Vista, the update to the Windows Operating System says if your RSS (XML) feed does not validate, it will be excluded from the Vista reader.  Knowing that most laymen users of RSS feeds will use the RSS reader on-board, rather than finding another, more liberal reader, is [...]

If you’ve ever wished you had a way to find out what your biggest competitor was doing online, RSS is the answer for you.  As far as intelligence on your competitor, you could subscribe to their blog, but Intelligence Channels offer you so much more..
Private Intelligence ChannelsReal-Time Market Intelligence
Private intelligence channels work similarly to public [...]

In another example of traditional media developing podcasting strategies, Penguin Books releases their first podcast. 
The Penguin Podcast is a fortnightly episode of book extracts, author interviews and features from Penguin Books UK.