Last year, I was honored to be a finalist in the 2007 Weblog Awards in the Individual Blogger category. I didn’t win, but it was a lot of fun to be included. This year’s voting is now open. I’ve yet to check out all the contestants (this is a great Read more…
I was pleased to see that this month’s APA Monitor featured an article by Rebecca Clay on psychology bloggers, including yours truly. The article also featured several members of our symposium on psych blogging at last May’s APS conference in Chicago: Greta and Dave Munger, who publish Cognitive Daily, and Read more…
One of the annoyances those of us with little blogs face is that spam attacks can take so much time to fix. We do not have legions of minions maintaining our blogs, and most of us also have these things called a “day job.” In my case, I really have Read more…
Photo permissions can be a pain. I’ll find a terrific photo for one of my books, and the owner wants too much money or it’s not available and so on. So this afternoon, my intrepid photo researcher was frustrated about hitting another dead end in our efforts to find a Read more…
Sometimes I actually get to pursue interests outside of biological psychology, and one of my favorite hobbies is the impact of new technologies on behavior. So I jumped at the change to collaborate with Karen on an article for our friends at Good Web Practices. Internet guru David Towers sent Read more…