Editorial: Holy crap folks, I honestly thought the pay per post controversy - where companies pay bloggers to write posts and link back to the company - was dead, buried and a distant memory.
I’m not going to link directly t0 the cause of the current shitblizzard that’s brewing, but I’ll link to a few opinion pieces on it. Read more »
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From Dave Winer who’s attending Gnomedex right now:
I’m sitting next to John Furrier at Gnomedex and he says he heard from Bob Wyman last night that PubSub has shut down and their engineers have found jobs at other companies.
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Edit: As you can see, I have internet access again.
My home internet access has not been working since early this morning and I’m at a friends house posting this from her computer.
Danm! I knew I should have grabbed a cheap laptop at BestBuy when they were on sale last week. I would have been able to go somewhere with a working wifi connection and blogged from there.
I’ll be back writing when my connection is back.
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Jason Calacanis’ / AOL’s Digg clone (or the answer to all the problems un-pro-edited social news sites have) is now out of beta and is live on the http://www.netscape.com domain. Here’s Jason’s announcement: Netscape Live!
Now, after my previous rant about JC and his new baby, let’s see if I can’t get Bloglogic.net on the front page - without getting edited into oblivion. *Grin*
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Matt and the gang over at Wordpress headquarters are about to release the next version of Wordpress and are making the call for bug hunters to test the new software. From the Wordpress development blog: Read more »
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The big news around the blogosphere today is centered around the much anticipated Google Checkout service, so I thought I’d do a link roundup of a few of the better blog posts out there. Here they are: Read more »
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Move over Blogads, Chitika and Google Adsense, there’s a new ad network called Performancing Partners coming soon! Remember yesterday when I gave my shortlist of blog related companies that deserve a round of seed funding? Here’s why Performancing is on that list: Read more »
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Valleywag says that 19 year old journalism student, Trent Lapinski, has been poking around the dank and moldy corners of how social networking giant MySpace got started, and he’s about to publish his findings for the world to see. For such a young and aspiring journalist, this could very well be the story of a lifetime. He can kiss a future job interview at NewsCorp goodbye though. We’ll definitely be keeping our eye on this as it develops. Read more »
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Henry Copeland over at the Blogads blog points us to a great article by Josh Marshall, comparing the responsiveness of blogs to some of the print magazines he’s worked for. Josh says:
I can understand someone from the world of small magazines being shocked by the responsiveness, rambuctiousness and even hair trigger hostility of the blogosphere. I haven’t done much magazine writing in the last couple years. But I come out of that world of small political magazines. And it is, in many more than just the obvious ways, a different world.
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Kesher Talk, Vital Perspective and Carl in Jerusalem are liveblogging the ongoing conflicts in Israel.
Israel has bombed two bridges in Gaza and blown up a power generating station. The conflict is heating up and if you want a minute by minute account of the developments, check out the blogs at the links above.
More great examples of how important bloggers and blogs are in our daily lives.
Israel, Gaza, bombings, liveblogging
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