The 'Blogging' Category
Posted: Thu 9.21.06 @ 8:00pm EST in Blogging, Special
Since restarting Bloglogic.net as a blogging news site, we haven’t had much luck in finding someone to write for it on a consistent basis. As you can see, the site has gone stale. But in an effort to liven things up around here, we’re looking for a few contributors who can do a few posts a week on the topics of blogging and web 2.0. Interesterd bloggers should apply at the main company site using the contact form there.
Or see this post for more details.
Posted: Wed 7.5.06 @ 9:37am EST in Blogging, Journalism, Networks
Jeff Jarvis over at Buzzmachine brings up a great point in his post called Networked Journalism, where he says:
…this isn’t about citizens or amateurs vs. professionals. We’re all in this together. Journalism is a collaborative venture. Journalism is a network.
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Posted: Thu 6.29.06 @ 1:09pm EST in Blog News, Blogging, Software
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 »
Posted: Wed 6.28.06 @ 5:36pm EST in Blogging, Journalism
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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Posted: Wed 6.28.06 @ 3:16pm EST in Blogging, People
Seth Godin points us to a cool meme that’s started over at Marketing Profs called “What’s the Biggest Lie About Blogging?” Jeremy Wright, as well as several other top bloggers have weighed in, all adding their favorite misconceptions about blogging.
Most are hilarious, but of course it’s because all great humor is based on truth (or something like that). Now, I’d like to add a couple of my own: Read more »
