Intel starts blogging

by on October 10, 2006

Just was over at Byron’s blog and see that Intel has started blogging and that he did the design. Cool! You can get directly to the Intel blogs here. The one on top is from Marty Menard, director of high performance computing. This will be interesting to watch. Subscribed!

  • Drkmattr
    Pulling posts already?

    http://blogs.intel.com/it/tags/infoglut

    Seems that a post from yesterday titled "Information Overload" is gone.

    Not subscribed!
  • We've been trying to get this live for a long time, and I'm super happy to see Intel take another tiptoe step into the blogosphere.

    Now, we just need to get lots more blogs at blogs.intel.com! :-)
  • Actually, this isn't the first public/internet-accessible Intel blog. The Intel Software Network has had blogs for a couple of months now:

    http://www.intel.com/software/blogs/

    The more the merrier! :-)
  • These are just some of the blogs at Intel. The software developer blogs have been up for several months.

    http://www.intel.com/software/blogs
  • Drkmattr, I don't think any posts were intentionally pulled. It might have been a test post during development. I'll look into it, and see if I can find out why that post isn't there anymore.
  • Drkmattr
    Fair enough Josh, but it looks bad right now (especially given the juicy titles).
  • Hmmm... Intel's "Add to Google" link just put a blank spot on my home page, so I am not subscribed as yet... But thanks for the news anyway!
  • There's no post conspiracy. It was published, then unpublished during the rollout to live, and now it's back.

    http://blogs.intel.com/it/2006/10/information_o...
  • I'm looking at the Add to Google blank box issue now - not sure why that's doing it.
  • ok. Add to Google is fixed!
  • Just noticed that Jeff Moriarty, one of the funniest and most popular internal Intel bloggers, is posting on the new IT@Intel blog. yay! :-)

    http://www.tinyscreenfuls.com/2006/10/one-of-my...
  • Thanks for clearing that up, Byron. :-)
  • You got it. The Google error was we had module instead of feed in the string.
  • Thanks, Byron. That was fast! And Scoble doesn't even know that we're using his blog to fix Intel's blog...
  • sreekanth
    Good effort by Intel. They are looking around, answering questions and fixing bugs. Keep it up.
  • Ken
    Perhaps I'm becoming a weblogging snob, but without trackbacks, and secondly, working trackbacks, how can Intel's pseudo-blogs ever legitimately be called a weblog or blog?
  • No trackbacks are offered; I often refer to them as crapbacks. How that qualifies it as a psuedo-blog, not sure, unless that's a new more snobbier definition.
  • Ken
    Crapbacks! Why not make the whole system of what is considered the blogosphere hierarchical? Perhaps it can be called the craposphere.
  • Yes, my post on Information Overload got trashed for a few hours... whaddya expect, Murphy is always on the prowl for anything new to mess up. I remember the very first program I ever wrote as a kid had a dozen punched cards in it, and I checked it with intense care before submitting them, and still it was trashed by a typo I missed... anyway, the posting is OK now, more coming soon.
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