Ever wondered what this is? It's called a QR Code or Quick Response Code.



You see these codes on a lot of Kaywa blogs. By using a QR Code Reader on your mobile phone you can scan these QR Codes and bookmark the address of the mobile version of this blog.
Then when you are no longer in "working" but in "idle" mode, you can reopen your Kaywa Reader, go to your history and connect to the internet. The content you'll see is strictly the same as on the PC/Mac web, but it will look much better and load much faster on mobile devices.

For further reading, we recommend:
Kaywa's QR Code Guide (PDF)
QR Codes for individual posts / The difference between Short Codes and Short Code URL's


See also:
QR Code Generator
Feed2Mobile, Mobilize your non Kaywa blog or RSS feed and get a QR Code on top
QR Code Fashion from LK

• ProBlogger.net: Ten tips for writing a blog post
• ZDNet: Blogging? Six tips on how to do it right

Will be updated...

BlogCamp March 24th in Zürich...

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Here is a set of recommandation when you want to blog a conference you are attending to.
HyKu: How to Blog a Conference

Wondering how to get more comments on your blog ?
Performancing has put together 10 tips for Attracting more comments...

Then to follow all your comments I would suggest to use cocomment

Conference in London:
Blogging 4 Business
4th April 2006,
Marriott, Grosvenor Square, London

On ZDNet: Blogging? Six tips on how to do it right

Robert Scoble, Microsoft's best known blogger, and Shel Israel, a veteran consultant for start up companies, have teamed up to write Naked Conversations: How blogs are changing the way businesses talk with customers, a book the authors say is intended to tell businesses of all sizes and in all places why they will benefit from blogging. The following is extracted from Chapter 11, "Doing It Right," which balances a previous chapter called "Doing It Wrong."

Did you know it ? A RSS feed is available on every KAYWA blog to follow easily the conversations in your aggregator.

The feed URL is : {blog url}/comments.rss

For instance for mobile.kaywa.com the feed is located at: http://mobile.kaywa.com/comments.rss

BBC News: Blogs vie with news for eyeballs
Bloggers are gaining a higher profile alongside traditional news sources with Yahoo including blogs in its expanding news search system.

[...] "Traditional media doesn't have the time and resources to cover all the stories," said Jeff Redfern, product director for Yahoo Search. [...]

CNET has published its TOP 100 blogs: News.com's Blog 100

With more than 14 million blogs in existence and another 80,000 being created each day, how is a person supposed to find the ones worth reading?