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Easton Ellsworth

Member since: Dec 14th, 2005

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Yes, it's true... I'm leaving AOL. (The Jason Calacanis Weblog)

Nov 17th 2006 2:05AM All eyes on you right now, Jason. Put that best foot forward and enjoy the new opportunities in your path.

New blog comment tracking features for CoComment (Download Squad)

Jul 21st 2006 1:36PM Joy ain't kidding - she's one of the most prolific coCommenters of all. And I agree with her - coComment is a godsend for me, too.

I've taken the liberty of jotting down the best thoughts on the new coComment from 22 different bloggers, including Jordan here, and collating them and adding my own observations.

Top ten supplemental blogging apps (TUAW.com)

Jul 15th 2006 1:35PM Scott, I love using Pandora for my free music fix while I'm working. Firefox, Skype, and Gmail are three of my favorite productivity apps. I use Google Calendar for planning, Writely for word processing, a time tracker called Time Stamp (see syntap.com), and the ol' standby Notepad for text editing and planning. NewsGator Online is my feedreader of choice. I blog using Movable Type. My wiki is at WetPaint.

There, my life is an open book :).

CoComment adds a Firefox extension (The Social Software Weblog)

May 11th 2006 9:00AM Marshall, you'll notice little bugs here and there - but don't give up on coComment just because of that. Rather, let the coComment team know about it and they'll work on a fix. For example, on some web pages you may notice that submitting a form doesn't work properly. In that case, just disable the extension momentarily, refresh the page, and submit the form. And tell the head coCo-nuts about it. I am sure that a year from now coComment or a tool (or set of tools) like it will be an important part of the workday of many bloggers. We just need more structure to our lives!

CoComment adds a Firefox extension (The Social Software Weblog)

May 10th 2006 9:38AM Marshall, the genius behind coComment is that it can help you work faster and more effectively by pooling together (almost) all of your comments that you've left around the Web. I love it, even though it still has its quirks and issues. The coComment team is amazingly quick to implement fixes and improvements, or at least to discuss possible ideas with those who suggest them.

By now you might wonder if I secretly work for them :). I don't, but I do admire the hard work the coCo-team is putting in. I guess you could say I'm just a coCo-nut.

Insider blogging: MSFT and the great headcount cut, Leonsis loves YouTube (BloggingStocks)

Apr 28th 2006 10:40PM Sarah, I'm excited to see you blogging about corporate blogs, a topic I'm passionate about. From the content of this first post, I can see that you'll have a lot of interesting and even controversial blogging to cover!

And what better way to start than with a photo of Mr. Corporate Blog himself?

Blogdigger RSS adverts seek feedback (The Social Software Weblog)

Apr 27th 2006 11:44PM Thanks for showing us this, Marshall. I think it's great that Blogdigger is seeking feedback on its feed ads. I'm sure most people still won't bother giving that feedback, but I think many will at least appreciate that the listening ear is there.

2,000 links away from the Technorati 100 (The Jason Calacanis Weblog)

Apr 19th 2006 9:39PM For $100 I'll tell ya Jason ... j/k. There are quick ways that unfortunately are also shameless. The quickest *decent* way I can think of is just to put together a long streak of buzz-inducing, attention-gathering, pot-stirring posts. Simple eh? Easier said, I know!

Web 2.0/AJAX nonsense--make it stop!!! (The Jason Calacanis Weblog)

Mar 6th 2006 8:53PM If your prediction comes true (and it wouldn't surprise me), that's a lot of logos to add to the over-cute pile in the sky.

Day 8 of Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone giveaways (Engadget Mobile)

Feb 20th 2006 3:32PM Here goes!