451 Press dubs itself as the largest blog network
July 31, 2007 | Filed Under Blog Networks, News | 7 Comments
451 Press today dubbed itself as the largest blog network with 329 daily blogs published on a variety of entertainment and “edutainment” related topics. It also boasts of having 10 million visitors per month.
In order to give visitors a better sense of what blogs are being written and what topics they’re touching on, 451 has […]
WordCamp Summary: WordPress News
July 31, 2007 | Filed Under Features, WordPress | 1 Comment
Yesterday, I covered a lot of the lessons learned, myths debunked, and some of the fun of WordCamp 2007. Today, I want to give you some of the WordPress-related news and some of the interesting things we learned about how WordPress and the WordPress Community works.
There are always a lot of questions about the difference […]
Where Are the Women Bloggers? They WERE in Chicago!
July 31, 2007 | Filed Under Blog Relationships, Conference, Features | 9 Comments
Ever since I arrived in the blogosphere two years ago, I’ve been hearing, “Where are the women bloggers?” This past weekend we were in Chicago for the third annual BlogHer Conference held at Navy Pier. The event, sponsored by the organization of some 13,000 women, launched in 2005, offering a blogging conference that invited everyone, […]
Techrigy Announces “Web 2.0 Compliance” Software
July 31, 2007 | Filed Under Blog Software, Blogging, Corporate Blogging | Leave a Comment
Blogs and wikis can be great tools for companies and businesses. Blogs can be great marketing tools. Wikis, meanwhile, can be great for collaboration, especially among colleagues who are spread across the globe. However, there is a debate as to how manageable corporate blogs and wikis can be, especially in light of acceptable use policies, […]
WordCamp 2007 Summary
July 30, 2007 | Filed Under Features, WordPress | 8 Comments
As one of the more than 400 participants at the WordCamp 2007 on July 21-22 in San Francisco, a fantastic gathering of WordPress developers, hackers, bloggers, and fans, I’m still reeling with all the positive feedback and lessons learned during the jammed-packed weekend.
To sum it up, it was a weekend of the social and the […]
Plagiarism-Fighting Network Tooks: Part Two
July 30, 2007 | Filed Under Features, Guides and Tutorials, Legal, copyright | 3 Comments
In the first part of this series, we discussed whois and DNS/reverse DNS, the two most fundamental tools in tracking down and stopping a plagiarist or a site ripper.
Though they are powerful and important tools, they are not perfect. Definitively tracking down the host, the goal of almost any plagiarist/scraper hunt, often times requires delving […]
Twitter Gets Funding from Union Square Ventures
July 28, 2007 | Filed Under Microblogging, New Media, News | Leave a Comment
Microblogging service Twitter has recently announced that it has raised funding from Union Square Ventures. In the announcement, neither Twitter and Union Square disclosed the amount of the undertaking, nor any specific business model they are looking into. Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures stressed, though, that they are particularly interested with how Twittering […]














