Monthly Archives: August 2006

The Internet Marketing Crowd Discovers Social Content Sites (Digg first, is Reddit Next?)

Internet Marketing has finally turned its eye towards user drive social content sites like Digg, Reddit and Netscape thanks to the inadvertent efforts of Ken McCarthy. What does this portend when Web2.0 clashes with Internet Marketing? Time will tell.

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Recommended Reads for August 31, 2006

Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 3 reads.

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Publish Your Own Blog? The Case for Partial RSS Feeds.

Do you publish your own blog? Do you publish your feeds? Are they full or partial feeds? Well, believe it or not, there’s a controversy surround this issue. Here’s the case for publishing partial feeds only.

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Do Bloggers Have Any Role in Reporting The News?

What is the role of the blogger when it comes to news? Well, very few people are in the position to create or find genuinely newsworthy things to report on. If you don’t fall into this group, consider avoiding it and saving yourself the bother.

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Recommended Reads for August 30, 2006

Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 5 reads.

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Web 2.0 Meets the Bit Torrent Generation

Web1.0 Web2.0 sensibilities have merged with the Bit Torrent generation as Universal and Spiralfrog have joined forces to deliver free digital music — that is ad-supported. In a variety of reports around the ‘net, this new service, which launches this December, will have access to Universal’s entire catalogue of music which includes many popular [...]

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Recommended Reads for August 29, 2006

Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 4 reads.

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