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Weblogs and IM (#992)
Posted: 2/4/2003; 12:15 AM by Terry Frazier
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Paolo makes a few points about the limits of IM, and a salient point about how IM can extend traditional voice contact and internal weblogs.

IM and Blogs
Dave started this very interesting thread on weblogs and IM.
I use both technologies a lot. I use IM to interact with most of the people I work with, to the point that even when I talk to them on the phone we usually keep an IM window open to exchange links or images while we talk. I also use weblogs both for public and internal publishing. [...]
What I would like to have is a tool to attach IM conversations to weblog posts, just like there are comments linked to each post today.
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This would probably not be applicable to public weblogs, also if it happens all the times that people ping me because they find a link to my IM address on this page and it's usually quite interesting, but it would definitely be very useful to manage internal communications on our k-logs. [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

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