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Sunday, July 6, 2008
Iran: Death Penalty for Blogging?
"On Wednesday, Iranian members of parliament voted to discuss a draft bill that seeks to “toughen punishment for disturbing mental security in society.” The text of the bill would add, “establishing websites and weblogs promoting corruption, prostitution and apostasy,” to the list of crimes punishable by death." More ...
"What is Technorati?Technorati is an almost in real time search engine focused primarily on blogs, but really it picks up anything with an RSS feed that has been "claimed" in Technorati. How do I claim my blog in Technorati?It's a very simple process; in fact, I've claimed two blogs now with nary a fuss. Just go to the Technorati Claim Your Blog page and follow the directions. " - More ... [About.com - Wendy Boswell ]
101 Articles That Will Make You "A Complete Blogger"
"Once you are into blogging it may eventually take you a good time to understand the roadsteps to glory,say a year.That is only if you stumble upon right information at the right time.It took me 6months to realize that social media marketing can do wonders and another two months to realize that a Linkbait [or Link Bait]is much rewarding and time worthy than link exchange.After seeing quite a few seasons come and go in my blogging journey i have learned to distinguish between quality and pure crap.So i've decided to do the hardwork for you by listing some articles which on aggregate have enough information to make you a complete blogger." More ... Blogger Whale - [Via BL Ochman ]
LineBuzz is an in-line comments tool for bloggers. They just launched in beta today. With LineBuzz, you can offer a way for readers to view comments on particular pieces of text within your blog entry. As a reader, you can highlight the text you’d like to comment on, and click “Comment inline” which is installed on the blogger’s sidebar. All inline comments are shown in this sidebar as well. Mousing over the commented text will indicate how many comments have been left regarding this text, and you can click this to have a window pop up that shows the comments. Readers can reply directly to comments from this window as well. Mashable has more on this ... [Via Mashable.com] Also read Darren's post on Problogger: LineBuzz - Inline Comments
"Tired of sifting through your RSS feed subscriptions for a blog post inspiration? Looking for new ways to dish out content that’s unique on the Net? You can try these offline sources (feel free to list more in the comments!)" More ... [By Phillip Kimpo Jr - Performancing.com]
"I have noticed that the most successful bloggers online have all taken similar steps in becoming great bloggers. After lots of research and study, I can also tell you that blogging is much more complex than it seems to be on the surface. However, with a bit of effort, I believe anyone can become a successful blogger." More ... [By Kim Roach - Via Lifehack.org]
Giving Underperforming Posts a Second Chance with Updates
"Have you ever written a post that you thought would hit the spot with your readers, generate lots of interest and/or stimulate a great conversation and then find it fell flat on it’s face? I have - in fact it happens all the time for a variety of reasons:" More ... By Darren Rowse , from http://problogger.net/
Research, Promote And Monetize Your Online Writing: A Blogger's Guide To Twitter
"Ten ways to leverage the power of Twitter for your blog. Research, promote and monetize your online writing by learning how to best use the power of Twitter. As a blogger there are all kinds of tools that you can use to research, promote and monetize your writing - Twitter is one of them. In this bloggers\' guide to Twitter, I take you through ten ways that this simple but high-powered networking tool can make a difference to your blog. If you haven\'t encountered Twitter yet, it won\'t be long before you do. This easy-to-use micro-blogging service continues to grow in popularity by the day. In my recent beginners guide to Twitter I talked through some of the ways that ... " More ... [Another comprehensive post by Michael Pick
"Titles of blog posts and web pages are very important. Having important keywords in the title is the most important ranking factor for search engine optimization. It is also important to make the title appealing and interesting at the same time, because it is usually the first thing people notice when they see your post or web page in the search results of search engines, feed readers (blogs) and news aggregators. Anybody who tries to attract the Digg.com crowds knows that the title tag can make the difference between having a winner and going unnoticed into oblivion." [Interesting Post] More ...
Web 2.0 is more than anything else a new way for searchers to actually use the Web in a collaborative, interactive way. The term 2.0 doesn't mean that we are "out with the old and in with the new"; quite the contrary! It's just a new perspective on how we use the Web, and how the Web is used for much, MUCH more than just search. Learn more about Web 2.0 in my article titled An Introduction to Web 2.0.
The blogosphere - what does that term mean, exactly? Well, if you've ever visited a blog in your Web search travels, you've entered the blogosphere. Learn more about the blogosphere in Wendy Boswell's article titled What is the Blogosphere?.
Many College Professors See Podcasts, Blogs and Social Networking Sites as a Potential Teaching Tool
Thomson Learning, one of the largest academic publishers in higher education, today (7 May) released survey results examining faculty views on social networking sites and new media tools. Faculty members recognize the role new media tools can play in higher education because of their popularity among students, according to a survey released today by Thomson Learning. Survey results revealed that many tech-savvy faculty members recognize the value of blogs and podcasts as communication tools in the classroom. Key findings of the survey include: More ...
Become a Master of Metaphor and Multiply Your Blogging Effectiveness
The greatest thing by far is to be a master of metaphor - Aristotle
"Aristotle and countless other masterful communicators have harnessed the power of metaphor to effectively persuade and inform. Metaphors allow you to make the complex simple and the controversial palatable. Conversely, metaphors allow you to create extraordinary meaning out of the seemingly mundane." More ...
Should You Build a Blog or an EMail Newsletter List?
"Several people have asked me if they should close their email newsletters now they are blogging. Should you build an email list or a blog?" - Chris Garrett has More ...
"So what possible reason would we have to transform a non-blog website into a blog-based website? After all, a blog is just another kind of website. What special advantages does the blogging model confer? Here are some reasons for making such a transformation:" Eric has this (Part One) to say and that was interesting and comprehensive somehow. More ...
In Reply to Amir - Google AdSense is probably one of the most popular revenue generators in the Web. We hear the stories about bloggers-genies, who manage to turn their blogs into cash machines overnight. However, it’s not that simple to find the actual tips, which stick to Google policies, might increase your revenues and don’t try to trick out the readers of your weblog. For The best Adsense Facts, FAQs and Tools Resource Click Here
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Thomson Learning, one of the largest academic publishers in higher education, today (7 May) released survey results examining faculty views on social networking sites and new media tools. Faculty members recognize the role new media tools can play in higher education because of their popularity among students, according to a survey released today by Thomson Learning.
Aristotle and countless other masterful communicators have harnessed the power of metaphor to effectively persuade and inform. Metaphors allow you to make the complex simple and the controversial palatable. Conversely, metaphors allow you to create extraordinary meaning out of the seemingly mundane." 