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Google Blogsearch Already Getting Spammed by PayPerPost
Just yesterday, Google Blogsearch re-launched with additonal memetracker features, but spammers have already found a way to get their wares featured on the service. Right now, under the technology section,
Blog Council Launches, Fumbles on Day One
The so-called Blog Council, a group formed by AccuQuote, Cisco Systems, The Coca-Cola Company, Dell, Gemstar-TV Guide, General Motors, Kaiser Permanente, Microsoft, Nokia, SAP, and Wells Fargo in order to
MyBlogLog Acquired by Yahoo - Grist To The Distributed Network Mill
After only 3-4 months of general release, distributed social network MyBlogLog has been bought by Yahoo for an estimated $10-12M. This adds to Yahoo's collection of trendy Web 2.0 apps
WordPress.com Goes Vertical: Launches Food Blog Aggregator
WordPress.com just announced the launch of FoodPress, the blog host's first foray into aggregating content written by its users. FoodPress wants to become the "go-to destination for the hottest dishes
Olympic Committe Rules Revealed: No Posting of Media Allowed
Recently, the International Olympic Committee announced that they would allow athletes and other accredited persons to blog at the Olympics in August. The committee decided that this would be allowed,
Synthesis in New and Old Media
It's not quite a Bloggers and Old Media lovefest yet, but at least people seem to have eased up on the 'us vs them' rhetoric. AdAge.com has a nice article
rollSense: Your Blogroll on Steroids
Bloggers have long used the blogroll as a way of linking to their compatriots and sharing traffic. But a blogroll has always just been just a static list of links,
Blogged Morphs Into a Social News Service
Blogged started out as a straightforward blog directory in early 2008. Today, Blogged announced a major redesign of its product that puts the service's focus on facilitating conversations around blog
Bad Stats: Are There Really Almost As Many Professional Bloggers As Lawyers?
This morning, the Wall Street Journal features an article about professional blogging, a topic that is obviously very close to our hearts here at RWW. Mark Penn, the article's author,
How Memeorandum tracks the mood of news
Gabe Rivera's memeorandum got a great write-up in Wired News today. Also TechCrunch reported that memeorandum has a new feature, a news widget that bloggers can include on their site.
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