Other · Calvin Correli · Oct 18, 2005
[Rails] Calling view helpers from your controller
When developing with Rails, I often find myself wanting to use the truncate or pluralize text helpers from a controller when I’m setting the flash no…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Oct 9, 2005
Focus
Jason Calacanis: That’s why we didn’t launch an RSS reader or blog search engine, and that’s why we told everyone who wanted to do “business develo…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Oct 7, 2005
Jørgen Leth
I just updated the wikipedia entry for Jørgen Leth with the fact that he’s no longer going to be doing the Tour de France for Danish TV2. Someone bea…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Oct 7, 2005
Weblogs.com sold to Verisign: Something for me!
Congratulations to Dave Winer on selling weblogs.com to Verisign. Unlike those other deals, this one has pretty good potential for the users. It’s a …Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Oct 6, 2005
AOL buys Weblogs, Inc.: What's in it for me
Another acquisition, and though not nearly as big as that other one, it leaves me asking that same question: What’s in it for me? I’m a frequent r…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Oct 1, 2005
Pay-per-sale advertising
The Economist: (behind a paywall – and, whoa, they updated their site to a new design as I was writing this) This is what Bill Gross has recently s…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Sep 29, 2005
Slushpile
From Dragon Dog Press’ Glossary of Writing Terms Slushpile – What the editors call the overwhelming amount of unagented and unsolicited material th…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Sep 28, 2005
The Economist read by almost 20,000 in Denmark
According to folks at the magazine’s advertising department, The Economist has a circulation of 4,093 in Denmark. The European average is 4.5 readers…Read more
Other · Calvin Correli · Sep 25, 2005
Strunk and White v. Newspapers
Strunk and White elementary rule no. 17: Vigorous writing is concise. A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary se…Read more