Self described reformed crack dealer/New York Times columnist David Carr continues the fine tradition of bad video creation by New York Times writers in a post in today's Carpetbagger (The paper's Os read more » DiscussBury
"Forget the Iraqi Information Minister; governments are now turning to Twitter, YouTube, and blogs to shape public opinion about war, and the Israel/Gaza conflict looks to be one of the most wired y read more » DiscussBury
Michael Arrington writes about SkyGrid which "lets users personalize and filter the real time news stream from blogs and traditional new sites, and it also tries to detect 'sentiment' via an algor read more » DiscussBury
Marshall Kirkpatrick writes "Identifying top niche blogs is invaluable knowledge for anyone wanting to enter, study or market to people in a particular field. It's one of the fastest and most effec read more » DiscussBury
"Alisa Bowman from projecthappilyeverafter.com shares some tips on writing fast.So you haven’t quite monetized your blog. That means you’re still working 8 or so hours in the non-virtual world for t read more » DiscussBury
"Did you know that a vicious price war is threatening to upset the wholesale bandwidth market? If you didn't, you might not be prepared when your provider is "de-peered," leaving your Web site as read more » DiscussBury
"For the first time since the group started surveying the US about how the country gets its news, the Pew Research Center has found that the Internet has passed newspapers as a primary news source.. read more » DiscussBury
"The Bivings Group released a study today that quantifies the Website features of the top 100 newspapers in the U.S. Among the findings: Nearly every newspaper site has reporter-written blogs and so read more » DiscussBury
