Andy Beard left this awesome comment one the post announcing the show yesterday (if you’d like to listen to the show–listen to Shel Israel really–I have the show archived here):
I caught the end of the show and then listened to the recording.
I would love to know what you guys think of
1. People thanking their advertisers […]
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Continuation of yesterday’s show: more on linky love to advertisers
Where.com Secures $11M Funding and a New Blogger
We are proud to announce that a new client of ours, uLocate Communications, recently received an $11 Million round of funding through Venrock, Grand Banks Capital and Kodiak Venture Partners, and they will be using that funding to further their new and exciting mobile platform at Where.com. In addition to the funding, One By One […]
Did you miss Jim on Blogging and Beyond yesterday? Well listen now!
I’m listening to the recording from Jim’s chat with Denise and Patsi last night (because I missed it myself) and if you haven’t listened to Jim in person–now’s your chance.
Jim is an awesome speaker. He doesn’t give himself nearly enough credit.
Jim has really got into the ins and outs of what we do and pro-blogging. Heck […]
Catch Jim talking to the Blog Squad about Pro blogging
Over the winter (when I had no power and there was a ton of snow on the ground) I chatted with Denise and Patsi about blog SEO, now it’s Jim’s turn.
Blogging and Beyond with The Blog Squad, Patsi Krakoff, Psy. D., and Denise Wakeman With Guest Expert: Jim Turner, One By One Media
Bloggers for […]
Google Announces Hidden Gem in San Francisco
As Tris and I were chatting about business, he suddenly went silent and now I know why. He was busy typing up something he heard on stage at the Web 2.0 Expo. He writes up on the Blog World Expo Blog:
John Battelle talking to Eric Schmidt of Google (Eric Schmidt in Conversation with John Battelle) has just […]
An Example of Web 2.0 at the Web 2.0 Conference
This is very cool. My partner Tris is live blogging this conference for the fine folks at Blog World Expo. While I’m watching and keeping up with the event sessions as live blogged by Rick and Tris, I am able to watch it live streamed via Jeremiah Owyang’s Ustream.tv page. In addition, I was able […]
PayPerPost says they have a great ROI, but is there a downside?
I’m sure this is going to get some play on Techmeme, but since I’m writing this offline at the moment and haven’t even read my reads today yet (gasp, the horror, I know), I have no idea what else is being said. Jim zapped this link over this morning. As a matter of disclosure is […]
From the A-List to the Blacklist
Tris and I have been Skyping back and forth about the latest post by Kathy Sierra where she discusses death threats among other things that have recently surfaced. At first I was so shocked I didn’t have words, then I was pissed, and yes I don’t often get pissed. As I read through the post, […]
Is the real problem with PayPerPost paid inclusion?
Jason calls out on one of his favorite whipping boys, PayPerPost:
No one likes to be deceived and PayPerPost’s “disclosure policy” is a total joke. They don’t require folks to place disclosure at the top of the blog posts–which I predict the government will force them to do–but rather have folks put a badge somewhere on […]
Microsoft Can’t Afford Me
I was reading on GigaOM, that Michael Gartenberg didn’t last at Microsoft and has returned to his rightful (writeful?) place at Jupiter Research which to me seems odd. Even I can last a little longer than a week at a job. It takes me that long to remember where the washroom is and where they […]






