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Gulf Bloggers Pardoned
The five bloggers from the United Arab Emirates who were sentenced to between two and three years in prison yesterday were today pardoned. Ahmed Mansour, Nasser Bin Ghaith, Farhad Salem
Arianna Huffington: New Media Slave Driver?
On the one hand she rails against corporate greed. On the other hand, Arianna Huffington, one of the web's most prominent political bloggers, refuses to pay the legion of citizen
Iranian Blogger Reported Dead in Prison
Omid Reza Misayafi, one of a number of Iranian bloggers arrested for "insulting" the government and religious authorities in that country, is dead. Misayafi's death was reported on Global Voices
Imprisoned, Attacked & Dead Bloggers Increases Worldwide in 2009
According to a report released today [PDF] by Reporters Sans Frontières, the number of bloggers around the world arrested because of their online work jumped from 59 to 151 between
The News Gets Social: Video Interview with an NBC Journalist and a Blogger
At a recent Social Media Club event in Richmond, Virginia, we caught up with local NBC television reporter Rachel DePompa and local political and news blogger John Sarvay. The pair
Culture of Celebrity and Weblogs
I judge the quality of a weblog by its IDEAS, but it seems some people equate quality with popularity. Is the 'culture of celebrity' that afflicts Western movies, television and
Web 2.0 Expo: Data on Participatory Web
Bill Tancer from Hitwise and Dafe Sifry from Technorati are on stage now, discussing data about the participatory web. The first slide from Bill shows a 668% growth in web
Queen of Jordan Calls on Blogger Friends
This morning in her address to LeWeb conference attendees, her majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan asked the audience, "Did Michael Jackson change the fate
First Tumblr, Now HuffPo - Newsweek Employees Jumping Ship for the Web
Today Howard Fineman, a reporter at Newsweek for 30 years, announced he's leaving the beleaguered weekly to become a senior editor at The Huffington Post. Newsweek has been struggling financially
Gettin' Paid: A Future for Content Creators?
UPDATE 12/11/04: An interesting conversation has developed in the comments to this post, spurred on by Phil Jones who disagreed with my position. Joshua, Liam and Matt Scofield also contributed
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