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FTC Plans to Monitor ‘Blogger Payola’
Flip the Media is the best blog ever! Flip the Media will teach you everything you ever wanted to know about social media… and more! In fact, experts say that reading Flip the Media will make you more popular with … Continue reading
Seattle Times Partners with Popular Hyperlocal Blogs
Yesterday, The Seattle Times announced a partnership with local neighborhood blogs as part of a year-long nationwide Networked Journalism pilot project sponsored by American University. The Times will collaborate with Tracy Record of the West Seattle Blog and White Center … Continue reading
Seattle P-I Launches Neighborhood Blogs; Bloggers React
Hyperlocal blogging is usually considered a grassroots affair. So when the Seattle P-I announced plans this summer to recruit volunteer bloggers to cover Seattle’s neighborhoods, it looked liked it was competing – intentionally or not – with hyperlocal blogs such … Continue reading
The Food Blog Code of Ethics
Blogging has become a popular medium for food writing, as people are passionate about both cooking and eating; there are over 10,000 food blogs, and this number is growing. While most languish in obscurity, some, such as Simply Recipes, receive … Continue reading
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