Favorite Past Posts (2009 and 2010)

Below are some of my favorite posts from 2009 and 2010:

• Upgrading our family PC’s
• Messenger Social Everywhere
• Introduction to Activity Streams
• Update Facebook, Messenger, MySpace, and Twitter all from your iPhone
• 5 Reasons to Connect “Web Activities” in Messenger and Hotmail
• What the #@/cc! are all of those symbols in your status updates
• Does politics belong in online reviews
• Windows Live Embraces the Activity Streams Open Standard
• Local (Seattle) Political and Advocacy Groups on Twitter
• Beginner’s Introduction to Twitter
• What’s the difference between Twitter and Facebook
• Online memories extending beyond people and time
• Hope (and humor) – In 140 Characters

Filed under: Blogging, Microsoft, News and Politics, Online Communities, Social Networking, Step-by-step, Technology, Windows Live

Archived Posts from Rob Dolin’s space

If you’re interested reading some of my blog posts from 2006-2010, you can find them on http://RobDolinsSpace.wordpress.com/.  Specific categories that might be of interest include:

• Buzz
• Career
• Food and drink
• How to
• Humor
• Life @ Microsoft
• News and politics
• Organizations
• Personal
• Search
• Social Networking
• Spaces Customization
• Technology
• Travel

Filed under: Blogging, Food and Drink, Humor, Microsoft, News and Politics, Online Communities, Personal, Social Networking, Step-by-step, Technology, Travel, Windows Live

How to add a “Share” link to your WordPress blog for Windows Live Messenger

I just migrated my Windows Live Space to WordPress, but I want to have my new blog’s visitors easily be able to share my blog posts out to their favorite online communities like Facebook, Twitter, and Windows Live.  I noticed that WordPress has built-in buttons for Facebook and Twitter but not Windows Live.  So I did a bit of digging and figured-out how to add a button to share on Windows Live Messenger.  Here’s what I did:

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