Blogger, You Are En Fuego
When AdAge's Media Guy, Simon Dumenco, discussed blogging as efficiently published writing; blogging does have a parallel in another type…
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Wikipedia Unmasks Plagiarism But Gets no Credit
The brief article by editor Frank Bridgewater in the January 13 edition of the Honolulu Star Bulletin informs readers that…
Your Share Of The Google Buck: 78.5 Cents
Those AdSense ads appearing on blogs and sites all over the Internet pay pretty generously to those publishers, but we…
Why Should I Train For A Microsoft Certification?
Microsoft certification is a vast combination of rich and varied jobs and responsibilities.
Video Copyright The Next Big Issue
As online video content becomes even more accessible from both the professional and the amateur ends of the spectrum, copyright…
Get Smart About How You Manage Your Content
Bringing more science to content management is in no way dumbing down. Rather, it is about getting smart.
The Quaero Oxymoron
If you've been following the story of the Franco-German Quaero project - a planned European multimedia search engine, the answer…
Aloha To Hawaiian Wikipedia Plagiarist
A long-time entertainment columnist with the Honolulu Star Bulletin plagiarized work from a number of sources, with Wikipedia among them,…
Testing Blog Awareness: Ask Other People
Blog awareness is, as expected, highest among bloggers themselves.
Do the Media Read News Releases?
Sometimes. This post from Owen Thomas at Business 2.0's blog is interesting. He points to a minor news release boilerplate…
