http://katefoy.com/2009/08/yoo-hoo-queensland-theatre-bloggers-where-are-you/ A grab-bag of my interests: contemporary theatre, creativity, plus life and learning online Sun, 14 Mar 2010 23:28:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://katefoy.com/2009/08/yoo-hoo-queensland-theatre-bloggers-where-are-you/comment-page-1/#comment-1273 Kate Foy Thu, 13 Aug 2009 22:09:09 +0000 http://katefoy.com/?p=2221#comment-1273 Andrew, right now a case of wait and see. I'm using RSS Include right now as a means to an end - testing, testing. I have the Popurls clone theme which will house the new site eventually. Speaking of which - it's starting to look interesting, though I am spoiled by the flexibility of Thesis theme which I use. Popurls Clone has nowhere near the ease of backend use that Thesis has, but I continue. Actually, given the nature of the site, I suspect it will remain a 'vanilla plain' site i.e., a functional and serviceable rather than overly smart-looking spot. This is a design issue of course. I've also noticed that most companies and groups have websites, but as I say, far fewer actually maintain blogs. Perhaps this is the next stage in the development of Web 2.0 comms for theatres - or, as I rather suspect, they'd love to maintain a blog but actually don't have/don't see the point of allocating the resources needed to extend their profile. Andrew, right now a case of wait and see. I’m using RSS Include right now as a means to an end – testing, testing. I have the Popurls clone theme which will house the new site eventually. Speaking of which – it’s starting to look interesting, though I am spoiled by the flexibility of Thesis theme which I use. Popurls Clone has nowhere near the ease of backend use that Thesis has, but I continue. Actually, given the nature of the site, I suspect it will remain a ‘vanilla plain’ site i.e., a functional and serviceable rather than overly smart-looking spot. This is a design issue of course. I’ve also noticed that most companies and groups have websites, but as I say, far fewer actually maintain blogs. Perhaps this is the next stage in the development of Web 2.0 comms for theatres – or, as I rather suspect, they’d love to maintain a blog but actually don’t have/don’t see the point of allocating the resources needed to extend their profile.

]]> http://katefoy.com/2009/08/yoo-hoo-queensland-theatre-bloggers-where-are-you/comment-page-1/#comment-1270 Andrew Eglinton Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:40:34 +0000 http://katefoy.com/?p=2221#comment-1270 Looking forward to seeing the result. Will you be using rssinclude.com to power the new Queensland site? Or is it a case of wait and see? .-= Andrew Eglinton´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/LondonTheatreBlog/~3/8idT2oMP9Gs/" rel="nofollow">Practical Guide to Theatre & Web 2.0</a> =-. Looking forward to seeing the result. Will you be using rssinclude.com to power the new Queensland site? Or is it a case of wait and see?
Andrew Eglinton´s last blog ..Practical Guide to Theatre & Web 2.0

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