5 Key Elements for Business Blogs
It’s really no longer a question of to blog or not to blog, but rather how and what you do with your organization’s blog. Some choose to use the platform…
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Go Daddy Publishes SOPA Position, Turns Off Comments
The Internet is collectively raging at domain seller Go Daddy for supporting the “Stop Online Piracy Act“, with people like Ben Huh threatening to pull away 1,000 domains owned by…
Google+ Features Start Coming to Blogger
Back in October, Blogger started letting select users choose to display their Google+ profile with their blog, instead of the original boring Blogger profile. That feature has been made available…
Spotify is bigger than IM in Sweden
With the launch of Google Music, and iTunes upgrading its solution with a new feature called “Match“, the stream your music vs. buy each track debate rages on. It’s truly…
Move your Tumblr blog to WordPress fast
If you’ve ever thought above moving your blog from one platform to the other, it can be rather tricky. Importing creates duplications of posts and a long list of other…
Livefyre says it can increase pageviews
Livefyre, which you may notice provides the commenting system we use here at The Next Web (this is our full disclosure), announced this week that is has launched version 2.0…
Facelr for Tumblr gives you a Timeline
It was only a matter of time before an awesome Tumblr theme developer created a theme that looks exactly like Facebook’s Timeline. That time has come thanks to creative agency…
Regator launches its Breaking News app
Regator, an Atlanta based news directory and search engine has just launched Regator Breaking News to improve the process of gathering and finding news for journalists and bloggers so they can spend…
The 2 most important blogging basics
So, you’ve decided to start a blog. Good for you. As someone who has started, contributed and edited several over my “Internet lifespan”, it can be a very rewarding experience….
Content control in the Age of AOL
This post is a designed meditation on publications that are strictly digital, and their future under the new reality of agglomeration through acquisition. Yes, the great landscape of blogs and digital media is…
Unpaid Blogger Suing Huffington Post
A lawsuit has been filed from an unpaid blogger against AOL and the Huffington Post today, just over two months after founder Arianna Huffington sold the site that she co-founded…
A new social web LiveBlogging platform
Arktan, a small Silicon Valley based startup launched a new LiveBlogging tool today; the next evolution of event coverage, allowing publishers to incorporate their various social media accounts into a…
Our bloggers are happy, says The HuffPo
The Newspaper Guild of America, which represents 26,000 media employees across the country, released a statement this week, encouraging all unpaid writers at The Huffington Post to stop working. Yesterday, I wrote…
BlogDash to mend PR / Press Disconnect
If you’re a blogger, you’ve likely received a banal email from a nondescript “hack” that has aggressively (and therefore irritatingly) tried to grab your attention. And if you work in public relations, you’ve…
