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Tag Archives: Blogging
A life of “nothing better to do”
Recently I have been posting quite a bit about the distraction that social media has become in our lives. This message coming from someone who makes a living from online marketing might seem a little confusing; I should be the person telling you to spend every waking second on FaceTubeEeter.ly.
I post these things because I [...]
Wordpress Carries the Blog Torch Into Real-Time Search
Yesterday Wordpress announced their enabling of the RSS Cloud specification on all post feeds (and forthcoming on comment feeds).
Today we turned on support for all 7.5 million blogs on WordPress.com something called RSS Cloud, which is basically a way for people to get push notification that your feed has updated.
Why is this important? Right now [...]
Posted in Blogging Also tagged facebook, FriendFeed, Google, RSS, Search, twitter, wordpress Leave a comment
Clarity In the War on Blogs? - Blogger Updates DMCA Complaint Policy
Back in February we covered an interesting situation brewing in the world of music blogging. At the time, many bloggers were experiencing a complete removal of content from their sites due to DMCA copyright policy without any real insight into what infringements they may have committed. Clearly this raised many eyebrows, but resulted in very [...]
Posted in Blogging, Music Industry, Social Bookmarking Also tagged file sharing, music, music blogs, RIAA Leave a comment
The Bill O’Reilly ‘Social Media Fail’ Factor
As I’ve stated a few times in the past, this blog is not a platform for politics, and I’ll neither endorse nor decry the political views of Bill O’Reilly here today. I will however take the opportunity to point out his show’s repeated failure at understanding and reporting on anything concerning the social media space.
My [...]
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