SpaceAgeSage

From the page: "And now the social web is happening, and acting like a solvent on these business constructs: not just superficially, or metaphorically, but at the very core of industrial beliefs. Note: this isn't just a bunch of humanist rhetoric: the social society is exploding, and new ways of interaction that were unaffordable or impossible before are not only cheap and possible but being adopted widely because of a long list of reasons, not the least of which is simplicity and effectiveness."

Cool insights about a guy we all know.

From the page: "It doesn't matter if you're a man or woman, rich or poor, old or young, educated or not; the door to blogging is open ... However, it appears more men walk through the door to blogging than women. "

Good overview of recent findings on who blogs.

Chris explains the need to believe in yourself and your cause, and not in your own press releases, not in the accolades, and not in the pats on the back.

Homelessness as an unwanted invisibility cloak.

From the page: "Where do the apologies that creep into our writing come from?"

Great blog post (part of a series) about the weaknesses of writing too apologetically and overcoming that weakness.