What No One Ever Tells You About Blogging and Podcasting: Real-Life Advice from 101 People Who Successfully Leverage the Power of the Blogosphere (What No One Ever Tells You About...)
NEW YORK (Billboard) –Less than a year after releasing his eighth studio album, "Back on My B.S.," New York rapper Busta Rhymes plans to strengthen the state of the music industry, which he says is "dying like cancer is killing it," with his brand new effort, "The Chemo." "I called the album 'The Chemo' because it seems like the industry and music overall is
Huh? If you don’t understand this post you should probably visit Tory Bear first. The blogosphere was left in uproar this evening by comments by a leading Conservative Party supporter. The well known Tory tweeter Kenny Everett is under fire from all sides for agitating for an assault on a frail 69 year old man: But it appears the sick [...]
Are YOU a "Blogebrity" ??? As Profy sees it, "...the vast majority of these “social media stars” are very local and only rarely people beyond the small social media crowd actually know they exist at all." Here' s a blogebrity getting CLOSER to the MOON: Bai-Ling!!! Musafirbek writes about a charity gala-concert, held with the support of UNICEF, attended not only by singer...
This is not my blogosphere One of the things I always loved most about social media was the transparency it created. If a product, service, hotel, etc. was terrible, you could be sure that you’d hear about it from plenty of bloggers. On the other side of things, small companies and talented individuals were able to [...]
Esther Ralston commands you to read Haveil Havalim. Up and live Haveil Havalim#244 , edited this week by A Mother in Israel. Lots and lots of good stuff to read.
They are new, number just a few dozen and hardly anyone can read them – but Cuba's government has already decided it does not like independent blogs. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/nov/18/cuba-blogs-blogosphere
Last week over lunch, a friend and I found ourselves musing over how it was that the blogosphere—meant to free us at last from the tyranny of media gatekeepers—so often wind up stampeding after the same trivia as cable networks anchored to a 24-hour news cycle. I mean, I’m ODed on the health care debate [...]
Remember Fulla ? She's getting a little competition, from a converted muslimah named Barbie! Michelle Malkin posts "Barbie meets sharia" ... Sokari offers Shailja Patel on poetry performance & resistance ::: Kenyan performance poet and activist Shailja Patel speaks on her work as an activist and the responsibility of individuals and civil society in pursuing social justice. Shailja discusses...
What ho! Welcome to this latest edition of the Britblog roundup. In writing this edition is has brought home more than ever the importance of the work we all do, no matter what our political persuasion or what we write about. The fact that we do is vital to our culture and freedoms and should be whole heartedly embraced. That leads me straight into the first subject which Matt Wardman has written about....
But this is America , yes? We’ll get through it. Will we? For a hint at what it could be like lend a few minutes to John Galt at Shenandoah. This is one of my favorite blogs and while I admit I don’t understand everything he posts about …Continue
Phil Davis - Seeking Alpha Profile Phil Davis has been managing one of the most popular investment blogs in the financial blogosphere for quite some time called Phil's Stock World . With over 13,000 unique visitors a month with tens of thousands visits per month, Phil shares his thoughts on stock picks, charts, tips and everything else in between. Complete Story »
Cloward-Piven Government It is time to cast aside all remaining doubt. President Obama is not trying to lead America forward to recovery, prosperity and strength. Quite the opposite, in fact. In September of last year, American Thinker published my article, Barack Obama and the Strategy of Manufactured Crisis . Part of a series , it connected then-presidential candidate Barack Obama to individuals...
Image via Tech Daily When news broke that a leading climate research unit had been infiltrated by hackers last Friday, it (of course) lit up the blogosphere . Thousands of emails exchanged between a few of the top climate scientists in the world were posted online, and eagerly sifted through by those eager to find errors in judgment or evidence of great conspiracies behind global w... Read the full...
The blogosphere, (but not the major media) is buzzing with news of the newly-exposed climate fraud. Cybertons (I just made that word up - there are tons of it but all in cyberspace) of emails and other data reveal the alarmists for what they are: GREENBATS! You can depend, however, on politicians and the doomsayers [...]
I'm fascinated by the smugness of some Roman Catholics in the blogosphere and elsewhere over the ELCA's decision to ordain practicing homosexuals. I mean, it's not as if when the ELCA ministerium reaches its highest point of saturation with homosexual pastors the Roman Catholic church won't still lead the Christian world in the percentage of its clergy who are gay. And despite the sexual incontinence...
NEW YORK (Billboard) –Less than a year after releasing his eighth studio album, "Back on My B.S.," New York rapper Busta Rhymes plans to strengthen the state of the music industry, which he says is "dying like cancer is killing it," with his brand new effort, "The Chemo." "I called the album 'The Chemo' because it seems like the industry and music overall is dying slowly," Busta told Billboard.com...
NEW YORK (Billboard) –Less than a year after releasing his eighth studio album, "Back on My B.S.," New York rapper Busta Rhymes plans to strengthen the state of the music industry, which he says is "dying like cancer is killing it," with his brand new effort, "The Chemo." "I called the album 'The Chemo' because it seems like the industry and music overall is dying slowly," Busta told Billboard.com...
NEW YORK (Billboard) –Less than a year after releasing his eighth studio album, "Back on My B.S.," New York rapper Busta Rhymes plans to strengthen the state of the music industry, which he says is "dying like cancer is killing it," with his brand new effort, "The Chemo." "I called the album 'The Chemo' because it seems like the industry and music overall is dying slowly," Busta told Billboard.com...