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I’m a Little Busy At The Moment
I’m working on a newspaper article, a query letter to a national travel magazine, work for my Vancouver employer, and I’m putting back together privateline.com (external link). Among all those tasks, redoing the website is by far the most time … Continue reading
The Tyranny of Link Rot
As I prepare to resurrect privateline.com, I am faced with my old nemesis: link rot. Links can be positive. External links help readers and they make a site more authoritative. Just as footnotes add credibility to the printed page, so … Continue reading
I’ve Reacquired privateline.com
Thanks to the generosity of Ken Schmidt of SteelInTheAir.com,(external link), I have taken back the domain privateline.com. privateline.com was originally designed in 1995 as a complement to my hardcopy magazine about the telephone system private line. Over time the site … Continue reading
Exploring Linkedin
I am starting to investigate Linkedin. Or is it LinkedIn? Like the freelance sites (internal link), it is another odd world to explore, with its own navigation and features. I say odd because there are so many people there that I don’t … Continue reading
Why telephones? Q&A
Q. You’ve written a great deal on telephones, especially telephone history. You even appeared on the History Channel as an authority on Alexander Graham Bell. Why telephones? A. The story of the telephone is the story of invention. And the … Continue reading
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A new site and a new beginning
“I’m like a monkey with a transistor radio!” A friend used to say that whenever confronted with new technology. At this point, I, too, am feeling a bit simian. Although I developed a 400 page website over a period of … Continue reading
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