Hi Ari,
This is just my personal opinion, but may be informative.
I do most of my blog reading these days in little snippets of off-time via my
iPhone, while on or waiting for the bus, etc.What I've noticed is that I
tend to stick to blogs with complete texts on my iPhone and save blogs
Hi Richard,
In the end, the chorus of people who preferred to have the entire post
in the RSS feed was so strong, primarily in the use case you describe
(reading on mobile devices), and the prevalence of using the entire
post so common, that we're just going that route.
I think that eventually
Hi All,
I am working with the Canadian Museum of Civilization to conduct a focus
group of high school history teachers on what THEY want out of museum
internet resources. There will be two groups (one French one English) and
they will be held in the Ottawa/Gatineau area on a Monday, Tuesday or
I have to agree. I do most of my blog reading from my iPhone on bus rides back
and forth to work. I general skip blogs that are truncated, since reading the
complete post requires me to switch over to a web browser and leave the RSS
reader app. However, that is a personal reading habit, and I
Well, it's the next phase of an ongoing experiment. If you are already
subscribed to our feed from http://jwablog.jwa.org
(http://feeds.feedburner.com/JWAblog) then you are now getting the
whole feed. If you want to check it out, the subscription address is
http://feeds.feedburner.com/JWAblog
Dear MCN-L:
We need 300 totebags for the MCN 2010 Conference in Austin, Texas, October
27-30. In an effort to stay green and keep conference costs down, I am
looking for donations of totebags from your cultural organization or museum.
The owner of the winning bag, the one that strikes our
