Steve Holden's Blog

HughHewitt.com A Blog?

+

+

+

+

+

+

I guess technically (via wikipedia) HughHewitt.com is a blog. 

But I find that a blog that does not offer a subscription option (RSS, ATOM, etc) so I can read in my aggregator (Newsgator) isn’t going to get read by me on any regular basis.

Tom Peter’s announced a weblog without subscriptions initially, but he now has them.  Hugh should do the same.

BTW … Hugh has a new book out that I have not read called "Blog." Hugh also needs a podcast because I find it hard to listen to him when he is broadcasting real-time.

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

2 responses to “HughHewitt.com A Blog?”

  1. John Carmichael Avatar
    John Carmichael

    Steve,
    I couldn’t agree more! Another, guilty of this is Randy Baseler’s so called Blog over at Boeing (http://www.boeing.com/randy/). He is the VP of Marketing for Commercial Aircraft there. He sort of has the right idea, but again (unless I’m missing something) I am unable to subscribe to an RSS or ATOM feed. I hope that he and Hugh soon realize the loss of audience this creates. These sites equate to nothing more than another webpage without the ability to pull the content to an aggregator. They are missing out on the “Impulse Buy” nature of weblogs.
    -JC

    Like

    Reply
  2. John Carmichael Avatar
    John Carmichael

    Steve,
    I couldn’t agree more! Another, guilty of this is Randy Baseler’s so called Blog over at Boeing (http://www.boeing.com/randy/). He is the VP of Marketing for Commercial Aircraft there. He sort of has the right idea, but again (unless I’m missing something) I am unable to subscribe to an RSS or ATOM feed. I hope that he and Hugh soon realize the loss of audience this creates. These sites equate to nothing more than another webpage without the ability to pull the content to an aggregator. They are missing out on the “Impulse Buy” nature of weblogs.
    -JC

    Like

    Reply

Leave a comment