Congrats to Jim Fallows on his last NYT’s column

January 3, 2006 By

I met Jim Fallows at the Google conference I spoke at a few months ago. Very impressive person, you should have seen how he recited the major events that happened at that conference, he has listening skills I don’t have. Anyway, he just published his last column for the New York Times cause his role in the Atlantic Monthly is getting bigger. Thanks to Jerry Michalski for pointing this out to me. Congrats Jim.

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  • Anona

    Let’s not forget he was in Microsoft’s employ a few years back!

  • Anona

    Let’s not forget he was in Microsoft’s employ a few years back!

  • Rolf Eleveld

    Is there any means of getting the full text in my aggregator, the XML-RSS-feed you have on this blog seems to truncate nearly all entries, even though the entries yoy write are short. This is a major bummer.

  • Rolf Eleveld

    Is there any means of getting the full text in my aggregator, the XML-RSS-feed you have on this blog seems to truncate nearly all entries, even though the entries yoy write are short. This is a major bummer.

  • http://scobleizer.wordpress.com/ scobleizer

    Rolf: use a different aggregator. In NewsGator you get my full-text feed. Sorry.

  • http://scobleizer.wordpress.com/ scobleizer

    Rolf: use a different aggregator. In NewsGator you get my full-text feed. Sorry.

  • Rolf Eleveld

    Thank you very much for your reflexion.
    I have taken an account to use NewsGator in Outlook, let’s see if it’s that much (US$19.95) more worth than BlogBot (free).

    At least I can now see that your feed shows with links and is complete… Which is worth quite a bit.

    [off topic]
    I can imagine how you can output such blog avalanche at times when using the NewsGator plug-in for posting…

  • Rolf Eleveld

    Thank you very much for your reflexion.
    I have taken an account to use NewsGator in Outlook, let’s see if it’s that much (US$19.95) more worth than BlogBot (free).

    At least I can now see that your feed shows with links and is complete… Which is worth quite a bit.

    [off topic]
    I can imagine how you can output such blog avalanche at times when using the NewsGator plug-in for posting…