The News Review:
- Best 2009 wine blogs named led by San Francisco’s Vinography
- Preston on politics: Blogging in the bama era
- Social networking and blogs more popular than email
Best 2009 wine blogs named led by San Francisco’s Vinography
Bizjournals.com
us Digg This Awards for the nation’s best wine blogs were led by San Francisco’s Vinography which won recognition for best overall blog and best wine writing for the second year in a row. Winners in the third annual contest were named in seven categories by the American Wine Blog Awards now in their third year also including wine reviews graphics business blogging single-subject focus and winery blogging. ther winners included the Good Grape (best graphics or presentation) Lenndevours (best single subject blog New York wines). The awards are produced Tom Wark publisher of Fermentation: the Daily Wine Blog and sponsored by Riedel Crystal Mutineer Magazine and the.
Preston on politics: Blogging in the bama era
CNN
Former President Bush served as the glue for the often divided liberal blogging community whether it was their opposition to the Iraq war and domestic spying or frustration about Bush’s approach to education and health care. Liberal bloggers spoke early and often about holding the Bush administration accountable but will they do the same to the. com said in a recent interview.
Social networking and blogs more popular than email
Register
The media bean counter claims over two-thirds of the world’s population frequent what it calls “member communities” which includes both social network and blogging sites. Member communities make up the fourth most popular category overtaking email as the world’s most common online activity after search general interest portals and PC software applications. Nielsen said that between December 2007 and December 2008 social networking and blogging sites combined reached 66. 8 per cent of the world’s online population.
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