Farewell Blog Herald

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Hey friends, I’€™ve decided to leave The Blog Herald, and join David Krug at 901am. In addition to that, I will be focusing more on my own blog.

Even thought we will no longer cross paths on Blog Herald, regardless of our decisions, I hope that there are no hard feelings, and that we will still keep in touch and keep the conversation going.

I know my stay here was very short, but it was an enjoyable experience nonetheless.

Best of luck to all the writers and The Blog Herald. As long as you’re writing, I will be here reading.

Muhammad.

Best Blogs of 2006 that You (Maybe) Aren’t Reading

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Most people, when looking for good blogs to read just pick them out of the Technorati top 100, and so a lot of non-top-100 blogs get left out of the mix. Fimoculous takes a look at some of these great blogs that don’t get the attention they deserve. This is not a definitive list in any way, and the author actually encourages you to add blogs that you think should be on the list.

Don’t feel bad if you don’t recognize any of the names, the list is designed to be that way. I only recognized 5 out of the 30.

Use Blogging To Make Sure Justice Is Served

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Jackie Danicki, who is a 29 year old American blogger living in London was recently assaulted. What did she do in response? She quickly snapped a photo of the fellow and blogged about the incident. If you live in London and are reading this, you maybe able to help Jackie out and make this world a better place by looking at a picture of the attacker over here.

If you know who this POS is, please contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40. The assault took place on the southbound Bakerloo line platform at Baker Street, and the abuse continued from there to Piccadilly Circus.

Blog Herald Going Out Of Style?

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With Blog Herald divesting so many of its properties, our very own Tony Hung asks our very own Matt Craven some questions regarding the future of the company.

With BlogMedia transforming into ProBlogging.com, I pinned down Matt for a few words during the middle of a particularly bloody divestiture (is that a word?) for a few words on ProBlogging’€™s plans for its future, its focus and scope, and above all the burning question on my mind ‘€” is the BlogHerald safe from its bloody axe?

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