AFR : Blogger takes free laptop in his stride Josh’s (or should I say Joshua’s) article is in the AFR today. Moira went out to buy the paper, to put it into the old family scrap book. The article features Darren Rowse, (apologies for misspelling your surname) ( a Ferrari recipient ) Trevor Cook (who commented on the events last week ) and yours truly - but Josh got my title wrong. I guess he misheard me during the interview. I am the Group Manager, Technical Communities (not Technical Communications, but that does sound more inmportant doesn’t it?) The article is online , but presented in the AFR’S all new funky flash interface - so no search engine love for the AFR on this one - Blogger takes free laptop in his stride BTW, I noticed that Paul Montgomery (aka TinFinger) got the ping from my earlier post. Did you notice the folks listed in his post? I wonder how many of them got a Ferrari???? Technorati tags: Ferrari, Bloggers, Josh Gliddon, AFR, Frank Arrigo, Trevor Cook, Darren Rowse [ Current Listening to: New Years Day by U2 from 18 Singles [Bonus Track] ] Comments Anonymous January 06, 2007 Frank!  I’m mentioned in the TinFinger post… I guess my Ferrari must be lost in the mail ;) Anonymous January 06, 2007 paul - you are a funny fellow. Anonymous January 07, 2007 Woops, sorry about that Frank. I did mishear… I’ll make sure I get it right next time. Anonymous January 07, 2007 Miss the paper on the weekend and thought I would try out the article using AFR Access.  But at $3.30 just to read a single article no way!  Fairfax still need to sort out their online strategy. Anonymous January 07, 2007 I’d love to view the article, but the AFR told their digital readers to stick it. Anonymous January 07, 2007 Progblogger Darren’s last name is Rowse, not Rouse. Anonymous January 10, 2007 AFR Access is a good idea gone pear-shaped.  I can understand it is just as much a Web application as it is a content Web site but the marriage of the two cumbersome. Frank, think it can look better in WPF? Anonymous January 10, 2007 thx for the tip scientaestubique - i fixed the spelling Anonymous January 10, 2007 Brendon - WPF would be a killer for this. Just have a look at the New York Times reader app. I would be more than happy to go in and do some “evangelising” at the AFR if asked. Anonymous January 14, 2007 The Times Reader is a bit of puff to get up and running. (sign up to NYT, must run xp/vista, install, run from desktop…) Not sure if Fairfax would redo a Web site in WPF after just completing this last year. As content is only one piece of the puzzle then what would be interesting is a competitor written in WPF and integration with MS Office/MYOB documents and so forth. Maybe a proof of concept project for NineMSN/Live team? Anonymous December 10, 2007 Last week I was in Texas , facilitating a workshop on Evangelism Excellence. It was an internal audience Anonymous May 31, 2008 Josh’s (or should I say Joshua’s) article is in the AFR today. Moira went out to buy the paper, to put it into the old family scrap book. The article features Darren Rowse, ( apologies for misspelling your surname ) ( a Ferrari recipient ) Trevor Coo Anonymous June 05, 2008 Josh’s (or should I say Joshua’s) article is in the AFR today. Moira went out to buy the paper, to put it into the old family scrap book. The article features Darren Rowse, ( apologies for misspelling your surname ) ( a Ferrari recipient ) Trevor Coo Anonymous June 06, 2008 Josh’s (or should I say Joshua’s) article is in the AFR today. Moira went out to buy the paper, to put it into the old family scrap book. The article features Darren Rowse, ( apologies for misspelling your surname ) ( a Ferrari recipient ) Trevor Coo Additional resources Last updated on 2007-01-05