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Phil Pearson, Marc Canter and others have been burning the midnight candle getting Structured Blogging up and running. It's live now and Phil has a round-up of all the action.

First I noticed Paolo's post on 4 years blogging (via Dave), then Phil's post. The bizarre part is I started blogging on the exact same day, 21 March 2002, as

Bob Wyman of PubSub has just written a killer post on the future of blogging (or one of them...). An excerpt: "What Kedrosky is speaking of is what we at

The Structured Blogging website has been upgraded and went live tonight. I re-designed the website and did the writing for it, under the employ of Marc Canter's Broadband Mechanics and

Darren Rowse (who earns nearly US$200k a year from blogging) has published an interview with fellow "six figure blogger" The Manolo. Here's how The Manolo, who blogs about shoes, makes

This week as part of our focus on Non-Profits, I did a Read/WriteTalk podcast with Brian Bailey - the author of The Blogging Church. While Brian's focus is obviously

Online classifieds service edgeio just launched. I tested the service out recently and on ZDNet I've posted my thoughts. I love the concept of edgeio, because it's almost exactly the

Last week we took a poll asking for your favorite 'light' blogging service. These are blogging services that make it very easy for you to share content and media. While

I'm excited to be involved in the Jupiter Research blogging project, as described by Michael Gartenberg: "It wasn't easy but we've just sent the the first three bloggers their invites

Earlier today we reported that Posterous, a popular minimalist blogging service, had added the ability for its users to import their Tumblr content. Tumblr is a competing 'light blogging' service