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Dec. 1 marked a year that I have been blogging on the Herald’s Web site, and it’s brought me a persepective about what it means to be a blogger. When I first started, I was managing editor of the newspaper and the paper’s information technology guru, Don Judd, added a feature to the site that allowed people to upload commentaries to the Web site. We started with people on staff, including Don ...
Happy Friday, folks! That means it’s time once again for the weekly Lunchtime Poll ! Last time we asked about your favorite video sharing sites — be sure to check out the results of Mashable readers’ video sharing favorites to get caught up. This time we want to know about your favorite blogging platforms: What do you use when 140 characters or a short status update aren’t quite enough? Head on ...
The 81-page document would never make a popular blog post. It's full of footnotes, endless acronyms and the word "therein."
A story that has generated little attention in the mainstream media was the most popular subject among bloggers last week. From November 23-27, 40% of the links in blogs were to a November 24 Fox News report about the pending court martial of three Navy SEALs who captured a wanted terrorist in Iraq, according to the New Media Index from the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in ...
Bloggers are taking a variety of approaches to the Federal Trade Commission's endorsement guidelines -- from lax to rigorous.
SAN FRANCISCO & PARIS----Traveling Geeks, a consortium of bloggers, thought leaders, influencers and writers, is traveling to Paris December 6-December 11, 2009, to meet with European technology creators, innovators and leaders.
Local News Blog Click on this to find out what people think about local issues that affect you. Normally I don't like blogging on this but if there are any motorcyclist out there you might want to check out the site at: www.firstgiving.com/wi_motorcyclist_united to help the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.
The internet (the blogosphere to be precise) is still a bit of a mystery to many in tech and entertainment. It's weird to think that companies whose job it is to reach tech-savvy consumers aren't using this tool correctly, but it's also no secret that the biggest and most influential companies are often the slowest to adapt. At any rate, they're learning, but some are learning faster than others ...
You may have been hearing about the contretemps regarding emails to and from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia. I have no particular desire now, frankly, to get into all the allegations, counter-allegations, etc., etc. that have been flying around in the news, the blogosphere and beyond. There is [...]
New mandates from the Federal Trade Commission governing bloggers and other new media outlets that review and endorse products have gone into effect.S....
Jack Dorsey, creator of the micro-blogging phenomenon Twitter, launches a credit card payment company called Square.
The first non-Nokia Maemo device is currently nearing production. Review samples of Optima's OP5-E have been sent out to a few lucky bloggers. ARMdevices got their hands on one, and they've put up a whole host of images of the new MID. The OP5-E has a 4.3&...
I have failed as a blogger. Blogging is supposed to take place in “real-time,” or something akin to it. Due to the fact that my down time in Jordan was spent nursing a nasty ear and sinus infection, I wasn’t able to blog as much as I would have wanted as our journey was unfolding. And once I returned to Idaho—well, you know what it’s like when you come back from vacation. Back to the grind. So ...
I'm kind of fried from all the recent driving, and I've got some stuff to catch up on. So we'll ease back into regular blogging, by posting a clip from last week's Colbert Report with everybody's favorite Jesuit, Brother Guy Consolmagno, talking about how alien life would affect Christianity: The Colbert Report Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Gold, Frankincense and Mars - Guy Consolmagno ...
Thingamablog Blogging Software Officially Released This Week, Offering Bloggers a Free No-Nonsense Solution to Blog From Their Desktop Without Third Party Blogging Company or Database
Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) --The Pulitzer Prize Board changed its standards to make Web-only columnists, critics and bloggers eligible for its journalism prizes.
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