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They are the Web's "frugalati" -- bloggers who make cheap look chic. Some have always been thrifty. Others are reformed spendthrifts. We asked them to share key insights and tips for turning it all around.
Dawn Turner Trice: Gold Coast resident Anne Marie Schlekeway blogs about living with a terminal illness.
MUMBAI, India----Rediff.com India Limited today announced that Rediff Blogs will replace its earlier blogging platform RediffiLand, which has more than half a million blogs. Rediff Blogs has social media elements that create viral growth enabling bloggers on the site to quickly get noticed.
Ulitzer.com announced today "the World's 30 most influential Virtualization bloggers," who collectively generated more than 24 million Ulitzer page views. Ulitzer's annual "most influential Virtualization bloggers" list was announced at Cloud Expo 2009 West, which took place at the Santa Clara Convention Center, California. Cloud Expo 2009 West drew more delegates than all other Cloud-related ...
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Micro-blogging service Plurk claimed that its site design and underlying code were copied by a recently debuted service from Microsoft's China division.
This morning, a blogging platform and a microblogging platform have become more symbiotic. WordPress has enabled posting and reading the blogs the platform powers via the Twitter API. This means any Twitter app that supports a custom API URL can be used to either post updates to your WordPress.com blog, or to read updates from blogs you've subscribed to. Tweetie 2, an iPhone and desktop Twitter ...
A liberal blogger Greg Sargent provides further evidence that Bill Halter is considering mounting a primary challenge to Sen. Lincoln. For his evidence, he called fellow liberal blogger for FireDogLake Jan Hamsher who confirmed that Halter had a little Washington DC pow wow with her as well as some other liberal bloggers and labor groups. [...]
Kanye West, Kate Gosselin and Michael Jackson were among the top trending topics on Twitter in 2009, but Microsoft and other tech brands dominated the blogosphere, per Zeta Interactive.
Computerworld - Plurk, a micro-blogging service popular in parts of Asia, claimed today that its site design and underlying code were copied by a recently debuted service from Microsoft Corp.'s China division.
They are early Christmas presents from Google to technology reporters and bloggers eager to swallow up any news regarding the tech giant: tweeted weekend photos of Mountain View, Calif., employees testing an experimental Android phone of Google's own design. The photos set off a round of speculation that the phone may be coming in early 2010.
I’m glad David Kinkade of the venerable Arkansas Project has decided to re-engage with the Arkansas blogosphere. His take on the Arkansas GOP “cult” issue is spot on. I’m not going to re-hash it here. Go to his blog and read the details.
Serving up the best of the local blogosphere, once daily. - All About Microsoft asks if Google's new Nexus One phone will spur a Microsoft copycat. While TechFlash explains how Microsoft... Continue reading "Seattle Blogs: The Coming Microsoft-Google Phone Wars?"
Question: When is the last time Oregon played Ohio State, and for that matter, who won? You know what? We really shouldn’t care. But I admit: When blogging, debating, and pontificating about a future matchup in sports, we in the media are notorious for dredging up the past.
The prescription drug Ambien, normally used to induce sleep, also leads to a far different bedroom activity - wild sex.
Using an Arduino processor and the Twitter API, you can hook almost any household object up to Tweet these days, with the proper know how. Plants, refrigerators, televisions, bathroom scales, office chairs: they’re all taking part in the micro-blogging site du jour. Add the marital bed to that ignominious list of objects that Tweet, thanks [...]
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