http://www.justinkistner.com/archive/wordpress-ecosystems-my-presentation-from-wordcamp-portland-2008/ Socializing in the business world Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:37:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.justinkistner.com/archive/wordpress-ecosystems-my-presentation-from-wordcamp-portland-2008/#comment-587 Justin Kistner - How to use the WordPress bookmarklet for fast blogging and reblogging (screencast) Wed, 08 Oct 2008 21:06:41 +0000 http://www.justinkistner.com/?p=154#comment-587 [...] my WordCamp presentation, I shared that the WordPress bookmarklet, called Press This, was the Jesus. I use it for two [...] […] my WordCamp presentation, I shared that the WordPress bookmarklet, called Press This, was the Jesus. I use it for two […]

]]> http://www.justinkistner.com/archive/wordpress-ecosystems-my-presentation-from-wordcamp-portland-2008/#comment-555 Justin Kistner - What makes Socialtext’s Signals exciting to me Tue, 30 Sep 2008 17:44:59 +0000 http://www.justinkistner.com/?p=154#comment-555 [...] an increasingly crowded market, content management just isn’t that compelling anymore. I can grab any number of solutions that will allow me to create and manage my content. Vendors have been working on this problem since it was called knowledge management and even before [...] […] an increasingly crowded market, content management just isn’t that compelling anymore. I can grab any number of solutions that will allow me to create and manage my content. Vendors have been working on this problem since it was called knowledge management and even before […]

]]> http://www.justinkistner.com/archive/wordpress-ecosystems-my-presentation-from-wordcamp-portland-2008/#comment-552 Bram Pitoyo Sun, 28 Sep 2008 18:20:35 +0000 http://www.justinkistner.com/?p=154#comment-552 Justin, I enjoyed your presentation at WordCamp very much! More Beer and Blogs should be reserved for talks like this (by both you and people in the community,) I think. Justin, I enjoyed your presentation at WordCamp very much! More Beer and Blogs should be reserved for talks like this (by both you and people in the community,) I think.

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