The News Review:
- Foodista funded by Amazon.com sets food blogging confab
- Russian President Starts Blog Courts Limit Internet Forums
- No blog-outs please.
- Komando’s Q & A: Start blogging software-free
Foodista funded by Amazon.com sets food blogging confab
Seattle Times
Also contributing were several Seattle-area angel investors. Although it’s not a big funding round Dorfman said it’s plenty to keep building the company which is still more focused on building traffic than revenue. It’s also branching into events with its first food blogging conference scheduled for May 16 and 17 in Seattle (and already sold out). Proceeds will be used in part to get an office for the three co-founders who are working with interns and contractor workers to build the site. “We’re not planning on making big changes to the way we spend money but we also don’t think we really need to” Dorfman said.
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Russian President Starts Blog Courts Limit Internet Forums
Voice of America
The Kremlin leader has called for greater efforts to control the medium. In an apparent reference to the United States Mr.
No blog-outs please.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
11:17 am April 22 2009 by Carroll Rogers   Washington DC ? So a 1-7 stretch here and a denizen is calling for a blog-out? No blogging in protest of the way the Braves are playing? Does that apply to beat writers as well? Can I go back to bed and leave a big white space here?   Nah didn?t think so. Hey aren?t we here to give fans a voice? r are we here to make statements? h wait I guess both.   I gathered in your comments from last night that I failed you in not smoothing the edges and calming the masses setting the blog on course for a torturous night.   Can?t say I realized that was my responsibility and it?s not exactly simple to do when the Braves have lost seven of eight and two in a row to a team that was 1-10 when the Braves came in here. But I can see where the pessimism gets to be a really big drag so K let me try for a minute.
Komando’s Q & A: Start blogging software-free
USA Today
I understand that I can sell advertising and perhaps support myself. Can you recommend some software? It needs to handle mass e-mail.