April 19, 2006 by annegentle

Time to change the name of my talk.bmc blog

I want to reflect the content I’ve got

I’ve been blogging since last September, believe it or not, with almost 75 posts to show for it. After talking it over with my peers and the web team and studying the content including the categories and trends for my content, I’ve decided to change the name of this blog to “Exploring Information Design and Development.”

My Bloglines subscription already picked it up, which is quite cool. It is probably time to re-import the talkbmc.opml file to get feeds for the new additions. Welcome all!

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