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Matt has some thoughts on blogs - including this one: my primary interest is in digging up what's not already "popular." Unfo...

Quoth Hazel Blears: "But mostly, political blogs are written by people with disdain for the political system and politicians, who see ...

Mr TechCrunch can be slightly obnoxious at times, but on this one I can only applaud him: now the A.P. has gone too far. They’ve quoted twe...

Further proof that things are shifting in media-land: as Iain Dale, the Tory blogger who ran Davis's ill-fated leadership campaign, poi...

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Here's a thoughtful post : Somehow it seemed that blogging just isn't that hot anymore. The feeling has been exacerbated by the late...

It's interesting that the brouhaha over Microsoft's "people-ready" campaign involving top bloggers mouthing incomprehensi...

John Dvorak is the original angry old man of computer journalism. I've been reading his stuff for decades now. It's striking that ...

Dave Sifry has always been one of the do-ers in the world of computing. And as someone who has been at the heart of open source for over a...

USA Today has a chilling piece about the increasing number of libel cases being brought against bloggers: Robert Cox, founder and presiden...

Comments are the ichor that courses through the blogosphere's veins. A blog with no comments is probably dead, and a blogger that doesn...

An interesting story in the New York Times that hints at how gobbets of the blogosphere may be starting to emerge blinking into the strang...

Following one of my random wanders through the blogosphere I alighted recently on netbib . As the site's home page explains , this is b...

In case you hadn't noticed, there's been a bit of a kerfuffle over a posting that a Firefox 2.0 alpha had been released. However,...

1: A clear idea of what you are trying to do If you want to get and keep an audience for a blog, you need to have a clear idea about a coupl...

Recently the blogosphere went slightly bonkers over a story that "the Korean government plans to select a city and a university late ...

Podfading describes the kind of burn-out that podcasters are prone to - when the effort of recording yet another podcast proves too much, a...