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BlogRovr Fetches Content From Your Favorite Blogs
BlogRovr is an interesting new way of getting blog information, on the go while you're surfing the Web. It is a download plugin for Firefox 2.0, which works cross-platform on
edgeio launches with same goals as Structured Blogging
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
6-Figure Blogging
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
Re-design braindump 2: Ancillary or Primary
What's your primary content? I felt a bit guilty about dissing Jason Kottke's new design yesterday. I didn't mean to be negative, actually I admire that he's put all his
InfoWorld story on Microsoft unveiling hosted services next week
I was quoted in an IDG InfoWorld story, entitled Gates, Ozzie seen unveiling hosted services next week: "Some prominent Microsoft watchers, such as Richard MacManus, also have suggested a hosted
AltSearchEngines Nominated for 3 Search Blog Awards
Our network blog AltSearchEngines has been nominated for 3 Search Blog Awards at Search Engine Journal. ASE is up for: Best Search Engine Research Blog Breakout Blog of 2007 Most
Disaster Response and the Web in 2005: The Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina
I've published a post on ZDNet that details how the Web was used for good in 2005, in very bad situations. It was actually something I wrote for the book
Errors By Bloggers Kill Credibility & Traffic, Study Finds
Blogging is fast, informal and easy to do. Spelling, grammar and factual errors happen - but do they make a material impact on the success of a blogger? A small
Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati
Last week, when we heard that Technorati had raised another $7.5 million, bringing their total raised to $30 million, we asked you what blog search engine you use. 41% of
Announcing the Read/WriteWeb Jobs Board
Just kidding... but now that I have your attention, here are some interesting Web Tech tidbits: Amazon aStore is a new product from Amazon that enables you "to build a
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