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Atherton Bartelby is a Brooklyn-based graphic designer, art director, writer, blogger, and photographer. He authors a blog at Curious Affairs.We’ve all been there: You’re at a party hosted by that one fabulous friend, and populated with the best of your mutual circle of friends. The atmosphere is almost carbonat (Read More)
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LiveJournal, one of the longest-running online communities, is apparently being hit harder by the recession than most. The company has reportedly laid off 20 of 28 employees, “leaving only a handful of finance and operations workers.” The blogging site has gone through several changes in ownership since its inception, fir (Read More)
: No skin off my nose. Haven't used LiveJournal for blogging in years, and what I have posted there might have been written by a totally different person.
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Here’s Mashable’s latest round-up of upcoming Web 2.0 events, parties, and conferences. For more upcoming event listings, check out Mashable’s Events section.Not on this list? Contact us and let’s establish a media partnership. January 11-13, 2009: Affiliate Summit West is the largest Affiliate Summit, the premier af (Read More)
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Twitter is undoubtedly becoming one of the fastest growing social media tools in existence. As it continues to expand, so too does the diversity of its user base.
Whether you’re new to Twitter, a veteran user, or someone that is just interested, here’s a list of the 10 people you meet on Twitter. (Read More)
: I normally love RWW, but this one doesn't spread the depth of information that is out there on industry blogs. I'm not even sure that it was written recently, as AideRSS has been PostRank for a good amount of time. I have a similar article topic @ http://123socialmedia.com/2008/09/26/social-media-measurement-finding-top-industry-blogs if you want some additional ways of finding top blogs too. :)
Silicon Alley Insider:
The online readership numbers of 8020 Media's two user-generated (professionally edited) magazines were off to a good start at 5 million pageviews a month. But the company's real business was print, and those numbers apparently weren't goos enough. Investor Halsey Minor has pulled the plug.The NYT's Brad Stone:8020 Media (Read More)