Blogger Wedding
March 29, 2006 | Filed Under General | 1 Comment
Meg Hourihan and Jason Kottke tied the knot this week in New York City. Check the pics for some images of Six Apart’s Anil Dash and Gawker Media’s Nick Denton, among others…
USA Today profiles Postsecret Blogger
March 29, 2006 | Filed Under News | 3 Comments
USA Today has profiled Postsecret founded (and blogger) Frank Warren:
Frank Warren is knee-deep in secrets: They’re overflowing boxes, piled on tables, leaning against walls - closing in on 30,000 at last estimate, and hundreds of new ones are arriving every week.
Warren is unperturbed; secrets have become his life. Not his secrets, mind you - America’s […]
Is my blog HOT or NOT?
March 28, 2006 | Filed Under General | Leave a Comment
The boys over at Hot or Not? have come up with a new one: Blog Hot or Not?.
The idea of this site is twofold. One reason is to get some sort of ranking system on weblogs just like we have for people’s pictures. The other reason is to create a system that helps weblog writers […]
Blog Business 101: Why you need Corporate Counsel
March 28, 2006 | Filed Under General | Leave a Comment
Over at Blog Network Watch, I’ve penned a piece entitled Blog Business 101: Why you need Corporate Counsel. It contains some good lessons for newcomers to the Blog Network business who want to be taken seriously as a business.
In the last four months, we’ve relied on counsel’s advice a number of times to […]
How to win friends and influence bloggers
March 28, 2006 | Filed Under General | 1 Comment
Steve Rubel writes of being criticized:
Over the weekend someone took a cheap shot at me, scored a lot of links and generated a lot of traffic to her blog on her very first post. Robert French summarizes the whole event here. The blog, which rhymes with Smurfette, is clearly going to dish out salty gossip […]
Elections & Political Free Speech Safe in 2006
March 28, 2006 | Filed Under General | Leave a Comment
Last week, I had reported that the US Federal Election Commission was about to issue new regulations for political speech during an election. This regulation could have wide-sweeping impact on bloggers and blogging around political topics this fall.
Wired Magazine covers the 6-0 vote, which comes down resoundingly on the side of free speech:
The Federal […]
Jimmy Wales launches Wikia
March 27, 2006 | Filed Under News | Leave a Comment
Jimmy Wales, of Wikipedia fame, has launched Wikia, a new startup focused on community-based wikis. They’ve apparantly secured funding already from Bessemer.
Update: An official release is now up on the Wikia site.














