In The Sphere: What’s New?

For this edition of In The Sphere, we look toward the present and the future with a number of blog posts that focus on the latest, greatest, and newest things that are captivating our interest. What’s new in the blogosphere?

Matt Freedman has a comprehensive post discussing Google Chrome, the new web browser from the world’s most popular search engine. Matt dives into features like the Omnibar, the lack of window chrome, and the user interface. Do you like Chrome?

Bloggin-Ads recently underwent a bit of a facelift and now it is asking whether your blog could benefit from a redesign. A fresh look on an old blog can give it renewed life and revitalize interest in its content.

Hummingbird604, better known his close friends as Raul, leads quite the active lifestyle, actively buzzing around from one interest to another. In his effort for change, Raul is now deciding to shift his lifestyle to something a little slower and more manageable. No need to feel overwhelmed!

Derek Semmler has been leading a bit of a double life, not integrating his online world with his offline world. That is now changing as Derek is introducing his real world friends to his online blogging persona. Yup, he’s removing the shroud of secrecy. Have you done the same?

Buzz Bishop concludes this edition of In The Sphere, showing what’s new by showing what’s old. It was 15 years ago that Buzz got his start at Z95.3 (which is now Crave 95). Love the hair, Buzz.

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3 Comments

Comment by buzzbishop

2008-09-05 17:42:20

Thanks for the link and for spreading the word about my big poofy bob.

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Comment by Stephen Lee

2008-09-05 21:16:53

Thanks for the pingback. We’ve gotten quite a bit of a buzz from our new header. The effort has been worthwhile.

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Comment by Matt

2008-09-06 16:28:47

Thanks for the link.

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