Tag: blogging

Disqus Now Has Seesmic Integration

Disqus continues to make blogging more enjoyable.

Now, you can enable video comments through Seesmic integration with Disqus. To turn this on, just head to the Configuration tab on the Disqus dashboard:

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Give it a go in the comments if you’d like to test it out (you’ll see a “Record Video Comment” option).

I’m still not sold on the general concept of video commenting, but I know that some people prefer firing off a quick video rather than typing out a response. While I’d rather type out comments on most blogs, I do see tremendous value in encouraging people to participate in whatever way they feel comfortable.

Hats off to the Disqus (and Seesmic) team for making blogging fun again.

Angel is the New ReveNews Editor

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Congrats to Angel Djambazov for being named the new Editor in Chief at ReveNews. I can’t think of anyone I’d rather have take over the site after my year long tenure.

New Revenews.com Editor-in-Chief | ReveNews: “I have some great news to announce! Angel Djambazov (one of our resident Revenews bloggers) has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief for Revenews.com”

Angel is a fantastic journalist and business person and will lead ReveNews to new heights that I couldn’t have imagined!

Are All the New Folks Gone Yet?

OK, good.

Let’s get back to business.

But seriously, I have had offers to buy CPN, offers to blog under my name, offers to roll CPN up into other marketing blogs… but I just can’t pull the trigger.

I’ve been blogging here since October ’06 (around the time I started on Twitter coincidentally). That’s not a good reason to keep anything going, but in this case I can’t leave the place that made me a Z lister.

This blog has been such a constant in my life and I strangely miss it when I take a week or four off.

So, from here on out I’m back to the 3-4 posts a day covering the strange and fascinating world of performance marketing and its intersection with whatever is next.

Thanks for playing along… it will be worth it, I promise.