When Do Bloggers Have to Justify Earning a Buck?
by Tony Hung on October 30, 2006
Bloggers have a right to cover their hosting costs … er, in an ethical way, at least.
Neutering of MySpace / YouTube Gaining Traction
by Tony Hung on October 30, 2006
And getting print time in actual real world publications, like the New York Times, which today publicizes the takedown of even more videos by YouTube at the behest of Comedy Central. First, a drop in traffic for social network sites. (…)
Recommended Reads for October 30, 2006
by Tony Hung on October 30, 2006
Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 2 reads.
Building Blogs As a Business: Calacanis, Cuban and VC Involvement
by Tony Hung on October 30, 2006
Its not very often you get to hear someone who has been successful in putting together a business using blogs (in this case a blog network), then sell it off for millions actually discuss blogs as a business. Jason Calacanis, (…)
A More Realistic Look at Blogging for a Living
by Tony Hung on October 30, 2006
So, earlier in the evening I highlighted a fluff piece at BlogHerald about a piece by FastCompany about the benefits of blogging. The thing I took exception to was how great it made blogging sound, without doing justice to how (…)
Shout Out: Service Untitled is Kickin’!
by Tony Hung on October 29, 2006
Service Untitled is kickin! And bitchin!
Forget MySpace — Should All Social Networks Have an Expiry Date?
by Tony Hung on October 29, 2006
Yes, I think all social networks need to have an expiry date! :)