In short, I now believe that a weblog can be the main publishing platform for any website, including a law firm website. And weblog software is much more powerful than traditional web publishing software. So I have retired my old website home page and converted this website to a nearly 100% weblog model.
Erik – congrats! Though he characterizes himself as a pragmatist, he’s still ahead of the curve on this point. I’m just now coming to the realization that Movable Type is really more of a content management system than a weblog application – and Erik has now proven it can be done.
I've got to agree Tim, especially with what I've been able to do with MT in just a few days. Latest efforts are in progress at http://brainwaves.thoughthorizon.com/index.php
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ReplyDeleteRick Klau (here) and Erik Heels (here) have both written about how a weblog can become the "main publishing tool for any website." Matt Haughey provides an essay called "Beyond the Blog" about how Movable Type can be used to...
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ReplyDeleteRick Klau (here) and Erik Heels (here) have both written about how a weblog can become the "main publishing tool for any website." Matt Haughey provides an essay called "Beyond the Blog" about how Movable Type can be used to...
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