“The Workplace Blog is written by Shiv Singh, Ray Velez and the Enterprise Solutions Team at Avenue A | Razorfish. The blog covers news, trends, commentary, events and emerging technologies that are affecting the enterprise workplace. It also provides a unique perspective on what’s happening in the enterprise market and how companies are retooling their intranets, extranets, portals and web applications to meet the needs of their business. The blog reflects the views of the individual authors and not necessarily the views of the company.” (Avenue A | Razorfish ES) – Keep up the good work!

“Everyone who attends the 2006 IA Summit can write for the weblog”, so everyone who cannot attend the 2006 IA Summit can read it. (ASIS&T IA Summit 2006)

“This blog is a space for me to share some ideas, thoughts, and feedback from a librarian’s point of view. (…) Like most people I’m interested in blogs, rss, social bookmarks, wiki’s, etc. so I’ll use this site to ask questions and discuss ideas about these topics and wishlist features.” (John Tropea)

Sixth Annual Weblog Awards – “It’s now the sixth year of the world’s most established weblog awards, the Bloggies. Personal Web publishing never stops growing, and that means this year the public will have more contenders than ever to select from when choosing the year’s best weblogs. 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 have their champions; now it’s time for you to do your part for 2006.” – congrats to all.

“This is the blog of Andrew Dillon, dean of the iSchool at UT. This is a series of occasional thoughts and comments about education and research in the broad information studies arena.” (Andrew Dillon)

“I’m fed up with talking about making change: it’s time to do it, says Cameron Sinclair.” (TED.com)

“I’m going to cover the growth of the blogosphere as media, and discuss some of the emerging trends that deal with handling information overload. In a world of over 50,000 postings per hour, and over 70,000 new weblogs created each day, keeping on top of and in tune with the most interesting and influential people and topics is the new frontier beyond search. I’ve also got some surprises for you at the end of this post, two new features that I hope you’ll find useful.” (Sifry’s Alerts)

“(…) it’s hard to build a community around crappy, mundane, and mediocre crap no matter how hard you try.” (Guy Kawasaki) – courtesy of creatingpassionateusers

“Blogging is forcing a radical sea-change in the print media realm, and will likely do the same within the TV and radio realm as podcasting becomes more established.” (Kurt Cagle – Understanding XML)

“I have a long list of things that I think may interest you, my reader. But there is no way of choosing – not without a conversation – and this is not a conversation. As the title suggests, it’s a soap box. So I shall go where my gut and keyboard takes me. You are of course free to heckle.” (David Sless – CRIA)

Audio/Video Presentations included – “About teaming talented observers, explorers, and builders with people whose work depends on understanding current challenges and creative solutions presented by emerging technologies. Attendees will face cutting edge business models, bold predictions, radical thinking — ideas to inject into their own part of the planet. LIFT has a simple goal: connect people who are passionate about new applications of technology and propel their conversations into the broader world to improve life and work.” (LIFT06)

Dan Klyn’s blog on information architecture and such – “(…) I’m feeling the need to use a work-centered blog as the hub for the professional work I’m doing and as a tool to communicate within a more IA-centric space.” (Dan Klyn)

“It’s now the sixth year of the world’s most established weblog awards, the Bloggies. Personal Web publishing never stops growing, and that means this year the public will have more contenders than ever to select from when choosing the year’s best weblogs. 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 have their champions; now it’s time for you to do your part for 2006.”

“Share, Suggest and showcase the usability Ideas and your views of the product displayed in this blog. Lots of experts are expected to view this blog and suggest the usability ideas instantaneously with their experience. Most often product will be showcased and share your thoughts and suggestion of user experience with the product.” (Rajesh Anandakrishnan)

Presentation in .pdf – “Underskog: A work in progress.” (Even Westvang) – courtesy of vuk

“Comments are welcome – including further redrawings if you think you have a better idea how to portray this data. Stay safe, and don’t believe anything you see in the paper.” (Viveka Weiley – Karmanaut)

Presentation from the Bloggforum 3 (November 19, 2005 Stockholm) – “A blog is a network of links (…) Forget your castle; Forget your sales pitch; Show yourself how you really are; Forget Powerpoint; Enter the conversation.” (Loïc Le Meur – Six Apart) – courtesy of theotherblog

Addressing the US Library of Congress – “… provocative, entertaining and truely delightful.” (David Weinberger) – courtesy of euansemple

“Join the conversation.” – Platform for sharing knowledge, ideas, experiences and contacts during the ASIS&T 2005 Euro IA Summit in Brussels: Oct. 15-16, 2005. (EuroIA 2005)

“Daily insights in the burgeoning field of experience design, user experience and innovation.” (Mark Vanderbeeken)