Ten Years Later

Peter Rukavina

Ten years ago, on June 16, 2003, we held a session at the University of Prince Edward Island about blogging called “Weblog Night in Charlottetown.” To promote the session, Catherine Hennessey and I visited Mitch Cormier at CBC Mainstreet to talk about blogging:

I love Catherine’s answer to the question “What was it that attracted you to blogging?” (“I wasn’t attracted at all…”).

Here are our three panelists, Steven Garrity, Catherine and Rob Paterson (all of whom are blogging to one extend or another, some more actively than others). Photo by Nick Burka.

Weblogging Panel

And here’s Steven and Stephen Desroches and Rob chatting after we finished up:

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Interestingly, the blogger blog that we created as a demonstration of how easy it was to set up a blog is still sitting there, unloved.

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The night auditor left the “what guests paid last night” report on the counter while he went away to print my receipt: there were rates listed starting at $119 and ranging up to $209. So my $169 wasn’t quite the deal I thought it was.

But it is close to the airport: from hotel to Logan Airport and checked in with Air Canada in 18 minutes.

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