‘Oblogtuary’
This is a little morbid but touching all the same: Deceased bloggers living on through their websites. More from Wired.
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Announcing my INSEAD blog
Yes, I have started my own INSEAD blog. It will chronicle my life before, during and hopefully after my MBA. You can find it at [vantan.org/insead](http://vantan.org/insead/). [Zanat0s](http://inseadblogger.com/), fabled Greek INSEAD blogger, had lamented in our Facebook group as to why my batch had yet to produce one MBA blog… Well, at the time my plans…
Best British Blog 2002
The Guardian online’s best British Blog winner is a duck. A Scary Duck to be precise, and a Blogger, at that. Well-written and amusing. And I just hit another payload of Singapore blog links – so many of them filled with angst and self-centered complaints, that I hurriedly left each site – all 22 of…
My radio interview
You can listen to my interview on Radio Singapore International (RSI) here. The transcript is also on that webpage. Cheers.
Mr Brown interviewed by Robert Scoble!
Two kings of blogging meet; what more can I say? Robert Scoble and Mr Brown: Thanks to Jeremiah for the heads up! [This embed code is really screwing up my standards compliance. No time to fix it, can’t be bothered actually. Just won’t embed stuff from this site again.]
Vantan.org linked on Things Magazine
I discovered this a little late, but it’s happy news nontheless. Things Magazine looks like it’s been put together with a lot of thought – a lot like Arts & Letters Daily. An excerpt from the ‘About’ page: things magazine was originally founded in 1994 by a group of writers and historians based at the…
Weblog Awards 2003 – results
The results can be found here. Movable Type has been voted the ‘Best Application for Weblogs’. Whoopee! This weblog has quite some way to go – my vantan.org domain still isn’t registrable, last I checked today. [ update: Kottke reveals his very funny pre-prepared acceptance speech – just in case he won. ]