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Through our ongoing series on blogging we've explored different ways you can make blogging your career. The space still offers bountiful opportunities for those who are willing to work hard. And yet for the opportunities there are ...
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The gift that keeps on giving, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin doesn't like them nasty bloggers, you know the ones, the ones that gossip in their pijamas!
PALIN: Early on, there are a tremendous number of examples we can ...
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The notion that blogging, or the blogosphere may be dead or in its death throws is nearly as old as blogging itself. Some predicted blogging would die with the introduction of advertising, and yet it boomed instead. ...
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Blogging may have started from personal journals, but the diaries of 2000 evolved into something different. As sites grew a new form of company emerged, the blog network, that aimed to take the experience often gathered in ...
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A political blogger for The Huffington Post was found dead this week after stabbing her partner 222 times with a screwdriver.
Carol Burger, a blogger for the Huffington Post's OffTheBus election coverage, attacked Jessica Kalish in the garage ...
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This is hilarious after a fashion. On one hand we had the big kerfuffle last week about blogs dying off and being replaced by microblogging services like Twitter, FriendFeed etc. Now we have Jupiter Research; who was ...
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The other day I wrote post here about how Paul Boutin declared that blogging was oh so 2004 and was dying an ignoble death. Now we are being told that the Grey Lady herself might just be on ...
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The word has come down from the mount folks. Courtesy of people like Jason Calacanis and Robert Scoble who have in the words of his eminence of verbal buffoonery Paul Boutin shown that blogging has become the ...
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Six Apart CEO Chris Alden believes the economic crisis will be good for blogging as people seek alternatives to work.
In an interview with Wired, Alden used unemployment to support his argument:
...a bad economy will probably lead to ...
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Language warning: the last paragraph includes a word that may upset some readers.
What makes a blogger different from a journalist, beside formal training? The biggest difference broadly speaking is that journalists write about what they're told ...
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GoDaddy is trying to snag its share of the social media market with a new all-in-one 2.0 tool called SmartSpace. The service gives you a pre-made social setup available immediately upon domain registration, letting you blog ...
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No one can escape the economic bad news sweeping the world at the moment....or can they?
Blogs will likely fare well no matter what the economic downturn delivers to the broader market: advertising may actually increase, and ...
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