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Memeorandum: what Google News should've been
I listened to the Gillmor Gang today, because it featured Gabe Rivera talking about Memeorandum. After wading through all the Gang's talk about Sun.com, which didn't interest me in the
On Influence - Media Interest in Blogs
Summary: Let bloggers focus on getting the content right. Delivering that content to a large readership is another business altogether and one which media companies are best suited to provide.
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
Track Hot Topics On Niche Blogs With FeedVis
Want to put your ear to the ground and find out what any group of bloggers are talking about? Some types of bloggers link out to each other a lot,
Corbis Offers Free Photos to Bloggers - With a Catch
The world's second largest stock photo firm, Corbis, will soon begin giving away free some of its high quality stock photographs to bloggers via a partnership with newly launched site
The Rise of Bloggers, Practitioners and a Generation of Enterprise Irregulars
We get a bit surprised at times at the continued resistance to SaaS platforms and in particular, social technologies in the enterprise. It's a bit ironic as the richest, organic
Yahoo! Releases Shortcuts Wordpress Plugin
Yahoo! has released a new plugin for Wordpress that adds its "Shortcuts" search popups to blog content. Shortcuts are informational popups that operate similarly to Snap's SnapShots and AdaptiveBlue's SmartLinks.
FTC to Bloggers: Disclose Freebies or Face $11,000 Fine
According to new guidelines from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), bloggers who fail to disclose that they have received freebies when they write about a product can now be fined
New from Izea: Forget Pay Per Post, Here Comes Pay Per Tweet
Izea, the controversial company formerly called Pay Per Post, is well-known for paying bloggers to post articles about products. These "sponsored conversations" have had big-name advertisers like K-Mart and Sears
Select Mode: Publisher
David Weinberger recently wrote a weblog post entitled When blogs get really popular. In it he states that the line between blogging and email will become blurred. He says: "The
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