Posted in News on August 4th, 2007 2 Comments »
Somehow The Name Inspector has taken over the top blog spot on Technorati, beating out Engadget, Boing Boing, and all the other usual suspects. And with an authority rating of only 170. OK, so this is some kind of bug on Technorati. But The Name Inspector finds it pretty amusing. Tags: technorati, top blog, top [...]
Posted in Links, Naming, News on July 17th, 2007 No Comments »
Marcelo Calbucci, founder and CTO of Sampa, invited The Name Inspector to do a guest post for his Seattle 2.0 blog. The post is up. It’s a brief and basic naming primer for entrepreneurs. Readers of this blog, connoisseurs that you are, may find the material a bit elementary, but just in case you want [...]
Posted in Media Coverage, News on July 2nd, 2007 1 Comment »
James Callan over at Seattlest has posted an interview with The Name Inspector–or rather, with the fellow behind The Name Inspector. Tags: seattlest, seattle, jamescallan, james callan, the name inspector, thenameinspector, interview
Posted in Events, Naming, News on May 3rd, 2007 1 Comment »
Some of you have sent email or left comments asking for advice about how to name your company. The Name Inspector hopes you understand that it takes work to come up with good suggestions, and it’s not really sensible for him to do that work for free because his time is scarce and there are [...]
Posted in Links, News, Words on April 13th, 2007 1 Comment »
Catherine Holahan at BusinessWeek.com has written a nice, though brief, article about the trouble lexicographers have keeping up with all the new words that are being rapidly created and disseminated on the web (e.g. wiki, google, vlog, mash-up). Lexicographers have not traditionally allowed new words into their dictionaries until those words show evidence of consistent [...]
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