Aug 07, 2008

Submitted by Nikan: There is no quota. Or, is there one? Maybe too many people that now are blogging in their free time, aspire to become pros and this certainly brings the quarter results in the picture. (Read More)

Aug 05, 2008

Submitted by Jeffdoug: It was a mistake to launch MobileMe at the same time as iPhone 3G, iPhone 2.0 software and the App Store," he says. "We all had more than enough to do, and MobileMe could have been delayed without consequence.". (Read More)

Jul 28, 2008

Submitted by Infodiva: No counterculture evolved without an unmet need. Blogging 2.0 seeks to fill the void left by the evolution of blogging into a format that no longer focuses primarily on community, a less friendly space. Blogging 2.0 tools are still evolving and emerging to fill this void, and we are still fairly early in to the process. The (Read More)

Jul 31, 2008

Submitted by Scbalazs: Everyone knows about social media sites like Digg and Reddit, but the fact is, they are incredibly hard to penetrate, and the traffic they offer is often superficial. For many bloggers, niche sites are a refreshing alternative to these behemoths, offering more targeted links and a much smaller base of competition. Read on t (Read More)

Aug 04, 2008

Submitted by Manogr: Blogging as everyone's preferred method of communication may be over. What's taking its place? Lifestreaming. And don't be fooled into thinking that we're talking just about FriendFeed here - lifestreaming as a format for communication extends beyond just that one social site to encompass an entirely new way to establish yo (Read More)

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