Archives: October, 2007
Pesta Blogger: Invitation Had Come
I had received invitation to attend Pesta Blogger 2007. This event will be held next week in Blitz Megaplex Jakarta, moved from previous plan in Hard Rock Cafe. Having had confirmed by email, I received invitation, a passcode (no dresscode, so I think it will be informal way), and my name is displayed on audience [...]— Ikhlasul Amal • October 20th, 2007
Blogging: Spare Time and Spirit
Sonny Hidayat generously corrected my humble assumption about PT Telkom bloggers on my previous entry, What Blogging Means to Company in Indonesia?. To reply Sonny’s question whether I took a serious survey about blogging in Telkom, briefly I say no. While Sonny suggested the idealistic side for people to blogging, i.e. the spirit — which is, [...]— Ikhlasul Amal • October 17th, 2007
On Environment Issue (Blog Action Day)
It is a little bit surprise during national Eid ul-Fitr holiday (we call it Hari Raya Idul Fitri) that Blog Action Day 2007 still attracts enough Indonesian blogger to participate. Karangmumus tries to collect Indonesian participant bloggers and up to this evening they have 29 blogs. Following Blog Action Day’s suggestion to let every blog [...]— Ikhlasul Amal • October 15th, 2007
Blog Action Day
Blog Action Day, an initiative to post one important theme about environment, will be held tomorrow, 15 Oct. 2007.— Ikhlasul Amal • October 14th, 2007
China: Block, Patrol, and Spam
China is blocking blog and its syndication today. Pujiono does checking GreatFirewallOfChina — and reported to be blocked, also Slashdot’s entry reacts to China’s decision to blogging. Other interesting report about China is aired from local radio station: a virtual patrol appearing on PC’s monitor yelling a warning that the computer is under monitored by [...]— Ikhlasul Amal • October 6th, 2007
Social Networking + Blogging = “Open Source Politics”
Wired Politics section had interesting issue yesterday: exposing movements in Myanmar as a combination of current social networking’s power and blogging. They call it as “open source politics”, referring mostly to Facebook’s Burma network activism, The Support the Monks’ Protest. While Myanmar’s authority cut off Internet and many communication infrastructures, Facebook’s international membership gathered worldwide [...]— Ikhlasul Amal • October 5th, 2007
A Beginning in “Pesta Blogger 2007″
In the middle of last August, Enda Nasution — a well-known Indonesian blogger — informed me through Yahoo! Messenger about blogging event that would be held on 9 September. He noted that it would be a national event and asked me to arrange my agenda for his invitation. Unfortunately, time passes and no progress regarding [...]— Ikhlasul Amal • October 1st, 2007
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