Today TagEdge.com is one year old. I moved all my content from kennylee.wordpress.com to TagEdge on November 20, 2006. Over the last year, many things happened to me. This technology blog has seen me through unemployed times, working as a freelance Web designer, and then a shift to Web programming as well as worked with a team provide IT consultation. When I started it last year (few days after my birthday, I am very sure of this), I thought of writing the reviews of some good startups from South-East Asian countries, but now the startups that I covered in this blog almost all the regions except Latin America. Sorry about the shift of the focus.

In fact, I really enjoyed writing about the Internet startups that I came across everyday. There are many startups, new things happened everyday, and one thing that I know is I don’t have enough time to post all the reviews of such startups, as TagEdge still considered as my part-time gig. From now on, I hope to increase the volume of my postings and am looking forward to another year or more of technology postings.

Anyway, thanks for reading, whether you are with me for exactly one year, or just a couple of days.

If you notice the sidebar, there’s a feed subscriptions box on this blog as TagEdge is using FeedBurner to power the RSS feed. What is RSS? RSS is an XML based format for syndicating Web content and being widely used on the news provider sites and blogging engines. I knew some of the readers that frequently visit this blog have subscribed to TagEdge RSS, and I’m still waiting for FeedBurner to fetch the latest number of my readers. Click on the feed subscriptions will bring you to my TagEdge RSS and you can subscribe to this blog through some RSS newsreader software packages.

Today it’s exactly one year since I started blogging on the Web. If you read my archive posts, I started my blogging journey by using kennylee.wordpress.com, and move all the posts on that site to TagEdge.com on November 20. Thus, the first anniversary of this blog will fall on November 20, and not today.

In fact, I’m very happy that today marks a one-year of my blogging adventure. Writing the review on new startup is not easy and managing a blog is even more difficult but it is often a great deal of fun. Month after month I saw the traffic of this blog grow. I also received a lot of emails, and sorry if I didn’t cover the startup that you mentioned in the email. Moreover, my resources on the new startups are growing and now I’m tracking more than 2,000 startups every week. Most important, my emotions are ebullient everyday.

Finally, thank you. I am grateful to each one of you that read this blog.

I’ve updated my “About” page, if you would like to learn more about my background, you can go to this “About” page.

Thank you.

I like Twitter very much, and follow updates from more than 10 people everyday. However, this doesn’t stop me from setting up a Jaiku account, and now you can also follow my updates through Jaiku account.