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State of the Blogosphere 2008: Technorati Numbers Indicate Blogging Is Niche and Slowing
Technorati says blogging is mainstream, we think the numbers indicate otherwise. Blog search engine and ad network Technorati released its 5th annual State of the Blogosphere report and the numbers
Exciting Times
I've resigned from my day job, so in 4 weeks time I will be fully self-employed. I'll be doing freelance analysis and writing work, plus an exciting project which I
Thousands of Bloggers Struggle to Withstand Wave of DDoS Attacks Against LiveJournal
Long-time blogging platform LiveJournal said today that it has been subject to "repeated, large-scale DDoS attacks" for the past two weeks. The company says that the attacks have targeted a
How To Use Google Wave for Live Blogging
Last month we wrote a short post about using Google Wave for live blogging. Today, during Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook privacy press conference, we decided to put this theory into practice
Is More Zen, Less Plus The Way to Go?
Today the community behind open source blogging platform, WordPress, released its latest version: 3.2. It features a design refresh and speed improvements. That's all par for the course for a
Remember This Name: PayPerPost to be Called Izea
The very controversial service PayPerPost, which pays bloggers small sums for writing about the products of advertisers, will change its name tomorrow to Izea. Izea will be the parent entity
Intersection of Mobile and Web 2.0
A couple of weeks ago Charlie Schick posted about the lack of mobile-focused bloggers in the Web 2.0 Workgroup. Charlie wrote: "...from the list, I, of course, did not see
Nothing Interesting to Say? Plinky Hopes to Change That
Like it or not. You're a writer. You're creating content on a daily basis, updating your Facebook status, commenting on blogs, sending tweets. Social networking requires that level of communication.
I guess this makes me a journalist
Today I got my first article in print. My interview with Marc Canter made it into Computerworld New Zealand (pg 16, April 19 edition - right over the page from
Six Apart Gives Journalists Free Blogs
San Francisco-based blogging startup Six Apart has announced they will be giving away free accounts on their TypePad blogging system for professional bloggers and journalists who recently lost their jobs
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