The art and craft of the personal blog — and the business of blogging as part of the creator economy.
Blogging
noodlepie: British journalism blogs [http://www.noodlepie.com/2007/02/british_journal.html] > I put together a UK Journalists’ blogroll for the resuscitated Press Gazette. These are journalists based in Britain blogging predominantly about journalism. Clearly trade journalists only count if they write about journalism for a living… 🙂 Ah,
Blogging
Based on a suggestion from Neil MacLean [http://www.thetravelprblog.com/], here the same video on iFilm:
Blogging
This is just fabulous: I first posted it over on Vox [http://adam.vox.com/library/post/this-is-what-we-do.html] last Friday after spotting it on Stephanie’s blog [http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/02/02/web-20-the-machine-is-using-us/] , and fully intended to post about it here over the weekend. And then got
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A couple of highlights from the day job. At the tail end of last week, New Scientist launched a competition to allow one lucky person to win a trip to space [http://www.winatriptospace.co.uk]. Why does this involve me? Well, the entry mechanism is, in fact, built around
bloggers
The Blogging Journalist: Agora Vox’s ‘The Bloggers Are-Not-Lonely Outcasts Contest’ [http://www.thebloggingjournalist.com/2007/02/agora_voxs_the_.html] > Academic Gregory D. Morrow at Agora Vox, which claims to be “The first online newspaper in Europe written by citizens,” is holding a “The Bloggers-Are-Not-Lonely-Outcasts Contest [http://www.
Blogging
Ah, you know when things are becoming important when academics start producing half-baked reports on the subject. For instance [http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/070130/entertainment/lonely_bloggers]: > …Michael Keren, who has written “Blogosphere: The New Political Arena,” suggests individuals who bare their souls in blogs are
Blogging
How useful are “share me” links on articles?
Blogging
If you’re reading this, the transfer worked. The vitual removal men have drunk their last cup of digital tea and have headed for home. One Man & His Blog is now happily hosted on Dreamhost [http://www.dreamhost.com]. I’ve been using them for my WoW guild [http:
Blogging
On my morning commute, I catch up with my podcasts. And, on this morning’s commute, I caught up with the latest Strange Attractor podcast [http://strange.corante.com/archives/2007/01/12/strange_attractor_podcast_iii_web_20_myths_blog_fuckwittery_and_twitter.php] , which had been sat on
Blogging
R [http://sambrook.typepad.com/sacredfacts/2007/01/digital_futures.html]ichard Sambrook, reporting from Davos, touches on a long-running debate [http://sambrook.typepad.com/sacredfacts/2007/01/digital_futures.html]: > Finally, a neat way of differentiating journalists and bloggers. “Bloggers suffer from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, journalists suffer from
Blogging
One of the more tricky problems I face in trying to persuade journalists to become good bloggers is explaining the difference between tags and categories. The old post on Climb to the Stars nails the difference perfectly [http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2006/02/11/tags-and-categories-are-not-the-same/] . Technorati Tags: blogging [http://www.
Blogging
So, here’s the first in what should be a wave of posts from tabs I’ve had sitting open, ready for me to blog about: [https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2007/01/jan07mirrorblogs.jpg] My, but things are getting interesting in the big, bad world
