25 Sep, 2008 in Blogging, Israel

A few weeks back, before leaving Israel, I was quite surprised to see what a “Jewish Blogger Conference” was when I entered it. I really felt like an outsider and in the first few minutes contemplated leaving and giving the whole thing a miss, but sticking around had its benefits and I got to see [...]

20 Jul, 2008 in Blogging, Japan

I know very little about Japan and I’m not part of the Japan blogosphere, but after Chinalyst a Japan based blogger suggested that I duplicate the site to provide the same platform for the Japan based expat bloggers. I spent about 3 hours doing small tweaks and introduced Japanalyst. It hasn’t been doing very [...]

3 Jun, 2008 in Blogging

Just wanted to point a small amazing fact I came across the other week. When working with Michael on something technical I became aware of the simple fact that since beginning of 2005 Michael Turton has written over 2800 posts and has over 10000 comments on his blog averaging over two posts a day - [...]

20 Mar, 2008 in Blogging

It’s strange how things happen in a way you don’t really expect them to.

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6 Jan, 2008 in Blogging

Not that anybody would find it interesting, but I’ll do it anyhow so I could look back sometime in the future and laugh at those numbers.
2007 has been the year when Fili’s World turned from being a blog completely unknown to anybody into a blog that’s almost completely unknown to anybody. Somehow, because of [...]

6 Jul, 2007 in Blogging, China

Chinalyst is hosting the Best China Blog Awards. The awards are split into a few China blog categories and you can cast one vote for as many blogs as you want. I believe this is an excellent opportunity for some Chinese blogosphere link-love. 
Although there are many wonderful China blogs out there that I follow regularly, here’s my personal [...]