CNET TrackBacking Blog Links

John Roberts: There now. Good. <a href="https://blog.tmcnet.com/voip-crm/voip-crm/2005/01/cnet-trackbacking-blog-links.asp#comment-1516" title="full comment on: CNET TrackBacking Blog Links">read more
John Roberts: How did you send the ping? We didn't receive it. <a href="https://blog.tmcnet.com/voip-crm/voip-crm/2005/01/cnet-trackbacking-blog-links.asp#comment-1515" title="full comment on: CNET TrackBacking Blog Links">read more

As Web publishers doing a lot of blogging, we are interested in new developments in the area of blog communications (for example, see Rich Tehrani's entry today about "comment spam").

So I was interested to see this news item come across the feeds today:

CNET News.com Introduces TrackBack, Linking Blog Commentary to CNET News.com Stories

Now you can read a CNET story and find out which bloggers are linking to it. See the TrackBack button on CNET's story about the new JibJab movie:

If you click on the TrackBack button, you go to a page like this:

According to this page, nobody yet has linked to the JibJab article. Maybe I will be the first!

AB -- 1/20/05

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January 20, 2005 10:58 AM |