I’ve finally decided to resurrect my blog and link it to twitter. I’m using WordPress to blog, and it will post to twitter also.
Hopefully it will interest someone 🙂
Just another random cheese
Brilliant! Technology at it’s best.
Have you any views on the introduction of a general ban on sending faxes in the enterprise? In this day and age, I feel it’s perfectly acceptable to expect someone to be able to receive an e-mail. As an enterprise, we obviously still need to receive faxes, but that can be handled by Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging as it stands. Sending outgoing faxes from PCs would require unnecessary expenditure, and I just feel that we should bite the bullet on this, do away with the actual machines, the analogue telephone lines they need, the toner and paper they use, and put this ancient technology out of our misery. If someone needs to send a piece of paper or a signed document to someone, they can scan it and e-mail it.
<start of rant>To be perfectly honest, e-mail is on the way out too. It’s a middle-aged, middle-class way of communicating, equivalent to our parents writing letters. My kids all have e-mail, but they only use it to register on web sites, and never for communicating. In ten years time, how will we communicate with the next generation of customers? Twitter? Facebook? Bebo? TwitFace? It won’t be by e-mail anyway.
And as for that noise the kids call music…<end of rant>
Answers on a postcard, please…
Now available from the AppStore (and if you’re reading this, then it also works!).
There’s a great new free mobile/e-mail/SMS blogging
centralised service set now called Posterous.
It can auto-update your other online presences like Twitter, WordPress, Flickr,
etc also. Just e-mail a posting to post@posterous.com
and it does all the work!
Sounds VERY promising.
RoryD
Time for a change, I thought. It’s Freshy by Julien De Luca, and it’s available here.
Beautiful…from the man that gave us all those lovely vistas (pun intended)
I’ve just moved my blog to WordPress hosting, so apologies for any missing images or broken links.
Normal service will be resumed…