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The new version of Wordpress for iPhone just arrived in the App Store (iTunes link). While the first

Ever have that moment when you wonder if what you're about to post will alienate you from the

The new FTC guidelines for disclosure by bloggers have stirred up some anger among bloggers accustomed to getting

I'm not sure what it is about social media. Here we are in this field that's still emerging/exploding

In 2003, blogging software powerhouse Six Apart launched TypePad, a Movable Type-based hosted-blog service aimed at less tech-savvy

Posterous, the popular minimalist blogging service, just released a major update to its service, which includes customizable themes,

Once considered the leading search engine for blog-related queries, Technorati has fallen by the wayside in recent years.

Fashion magazine Elle has hired a homeless and unemployed blogger named Brianna Karp... for $150 per month. Her

A few days ago, we got a chance to talk about the state of blogging and social media

This month we are offering some additional value to our long-term sponsors. It's a new type of contextual

When I was a kid, I wanted to be a journalist. My heroes were people like Woodward and

Most blogging platforms now feature a number of third-party plugins that can display a list of related stories

This morning, the Wall Street Journal features an article about professional blogging, a topic that is obviously very

Analyst firm Forrester published a report this morning telling corporations that it's a good idea to engage bloggers

Momentile is a new photo sharing service with some very cool twists. There is, of course, no dearth

Zcapes is a new "augmented reality" application that lets you instantly transform any object or event into a

Blog reading on Facebook is becoming a popular activity. One of the top applications for following blogs through

A source close to AOL has informed ReadWriteWeb that it will be shutting down and relaunching the Weblogs

What do you get when you combine blogging and lifestreaming? You get Kakuteru, a semantic blogging mashup with

The team behind microblogging service Pownce announced on the company blog today that it is joining blog software