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The Changing Face of Journalism or Fixing BusinessWeek

July 20th, 2009 at 5:45 pm » Comments (2)

I have been a huge fan of BusinessWeek since I can remember.  I am also a big fan because of the likes of Stephen Baker who I have been reading in the blogosphere for quite some time as well.  I found Stephen’s post related to How to Fix BusinessWeek at his The Numerati blog and [...]



New Media Marketing? Is it taking a backseat?

April 9th, 2009 at 11:59 am » Comments (1)

Just reading over at Profy and Svetlana Gladkova asking the question, "Twitter is a Popular Marketing Tool?".  The analysis is interesting on Svetlana’s piece and I think you should read it.  The thing that caught my eye was less about the written words and more about the graphic she had in the post.
 
The thing [...]



Social Mediasphere TV Launched

April 2nd, 2009 at 6:59 am » Comments (0)

I have recently launched Social Mediasphere TV and added it to my list of blogs including this one and including Bloggers For Hire in the long list of blogs I contribute to and provide.  Social Mediasphere TV is an extension of the radio I was doing on Blog Talk Radio.  You can still go over [...]



Blogging Networks Feeling The Economic Pain

January 31st, 2009 at 10:41 pm » Comments (1)

I have been following the story of Pajamas Media and the closing of their ad network operations as of April 1. This is not earth shattering news as we see the boom days of blog earnings begin to buckle under the economy and crash on the rocks caused by the storm. We have seen other [...]



Twitter Fearing To Make Money But Not Afraid to Borrow Money

January 25th, 2009 at 8:57 pm » Comments (2)

I am not in charge over at Twitter and perhaps after this post we will know why. I was catching up on reading about news on Techmeme this evening and saw that Twitter was raising more capital. I had the same reaction to this as did Ashkan Karbasfrooshan with his take on the similarities to [...]



Classmates Versus Facebook: The Social Network Dichotomy

January 21st, 2009 at 12:26 pm » Comments (1)

The bane of my existence currently is my ever increasing inbox of emails I need to respond to, and I am apparently only worsening the problem as I sign up for more and more social networks.  There is the wild game recipe club, the used furniture network, the parenting pull your hair out network, [...]



Budgeting Social Media Management

December 4th, 2008 at 11:25 pm » Comments (1)

Reading Marketing Profs Paul Dunay’s post regarding the company budget for social media I found it interesting specifically about the idea behind content creation. Paul states:

Ok but the real cost (again unlike the traditional media stuff) is in Content Creation to fill up those social media / new media channels – here is where the [...]



The State of The Micromediasphere

December 1st, 2008 at 7:44 pm » Comments (0)

One of the things I used to love about Technorati was when Dave Sifry would come out with his State of the Blogosphere address to all of us bloggers.  It sort of gave us a pie in the sky look at the number of blogs and what was happening on the back end of the [...]



Black Friday–Are We Seeing The Demise of Blogging Networks?

July 30th, 2008 at 12:28 pm » Comments (2)

I have been watching the recent demise of one of my favorite blogging networks called Know More Media. A business blogging network with its focus on the business world. I have been reading Easton Ellsworth’s blog since it’s inception at Business Blog Wire. As I understand it they intend to discontinue paying their bloggers as [...]



Technorati Changing The Way It Does Business

February 29th, 2008 at 10:49 pm » Comments (4)

Technorati has been an icon of the blogosphere since Dave Sifry began the company to track blogs and provide bloggers with statistics and search.  It was the first thing people downloaded to their blogs, and the first part of setting up a blog.  They seem to have lost that celebrity status.  There are so [...]