Submitted by Svartling
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A friend of mine is a very well-read, successful blogger. His personal narratives, short stories and semi-autobiographical fiction normally collect dozens of comments, sometimes well over 100, and spark lots of interesting exchanges between his readers. He’s built his audience steadily, over the course of a couple of years, (Read More)
: That's interesting. Never think of MySpace blogs, because most of them have empty content. I personally don't like MySpace, because every time I login to it I have something weird happen like a banner that says my computer is corrupted and needs to be checked.
Submitted by Svartling
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The moment that launched years of overzealous information consumption, filtering, sharing, and engagement, for me, was seeing Scoble’s feedreader on a screen in 2005. He was subscribed to 1200 feeds.Since then, he’s shifted his information production and consumption around from stream to stream as necessary to stay at the (Read More)
Submitted by Magitam
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Social media roundup:Jeremy Woolf at Public Relationships: Five social media trends to watch out for.Bert Dumars on the half-life of a conversation.Chris Brogan: Starting out in social media. Scoble tells why he's now more obsessed with Friendfeed than Techmeme.Advertising Age: Crashing Motrin-Gate: A Social-Media Case Stud (Read More)
Submitted by Avinio:
With so many new followers today, I’m feeling the pressure to, as Jason Falls said, be “freakin’ brilliant.” Good thing that I checked out a post by one of my new tweeps, Andrea Goulet. Her post was “How to Beat Writer’s Block.“ Tried a few of the tactics, but going for a walk when it’s 18 degrees outside in the Nation’s (Read More)