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Robert Scoble caused a stir yesterday with a post on how tech bloggers are failing our readers. We all chase the same stories, get spun like a top by the PR machine, and can’t sustain a conversation about a single topic for more than a few days before we all rush to the next [...]
Robert Scoble, the blogosphere's historical cheerleader extraordinaire, seems to be in a bit of a state. He's published an overview of all the things he considers wrong with tech blogging , a list that includes negative reader comments, conflicts of interest, a lack of focus on writing follow-up articles, and so on. Poor chap: he's quite the grump. Scoble might be right about a number of things, but...
As you can see, you can now attribute the content that goes with your open source project on Google Code. This is a piece of news that won’t make TechMeme, but I believe it is actually a big deal (even more so than Robert Scoble blogging about blogging). We often think of opensource projects as code. We [...]
Well-known tech blogger Robert Scoble writes about how the tech news blogs have become more like their print cousins and have become more traditional news outlets. Scoble writes, “Tech blogging has become way too controlled by PR agents. You might not realize it, but the top blogs are contacted by PR folks dozens of times per [...]
Today’s post is from Mike St. Pierre of The Daily Saint In case you missed it, Robert Scoble interviewed David Allen this past week on Fast Company TV. Scoble, an entertaining techie who asks simple and direct questions, wanted to know a lot about the tools that Allen uses to “get things done”. As the [...]
We rarely miss a chance to pick on relentless egoblogger Robert Scoble. But today, RoboScoble is hurting, and his hurt hurts like our hurt. Only his hurt runs about 2,000 words longer. How has tech... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Yi-Wyn Yen of Fortune writes Tuesday about the magazine’s Brainstorm Tech conference, where writer Adam Lashinsky sat down with tech bloggers Om Malik, Robert Scoble and Kara Swisher of All Things Digital to discuss the current state of the industry. However, the session turned into the pros and cons of print business news media vs. blogging. Yen [...]
Fortune.com Robert Scoble of Scobleizer.com said that the difference between bloggers and traditional media like Fortune is that the audience participation helps keep his blog honest. "This is written by the audience. People participate in fact-checking" Fortune senior writer Adam Lashinsky fired back: "In the old school, we like to get it right the first time."
Robert Scoble has a nice post about the failure of tech blogging. It’s a “long form” post. On Gillmor Gang today, Scoble said he intended to do more long form posting. I could help him shorten it, of course. Take this passage… Anyway, I’ve been thinking a lot about Tech blogging and my [...]
Fast Company TV's Robert Scoble has a thought-provoking post today over at Scobleizer, his personal blog, headlined "Has/How/Why tech blogging has failed you." It's long, but I read the entire post and enjoyed doing so.
It seems that Robert Scoble is a true "disrupter" of technology. This time, his blog is causing Google's Sitelinks a little bit of a headache. Pilgrim's Update: Learn online reputation management skills directly from Andy Beal. Attend the Online Reputation Management Workshop and save $400 when you register today!
It seems that Robert Scoble is a true "disrupter" of technology. This time, his blog is causing Google’s Sitelinks a little bit of a headache. Pilgrim’s Update: Learn online reputation management skills directly from Andy Beal. Attend the Online Reputation Management Workshop and save $400 when you register today!
Snarfd's Chris Baskind submits to us this image: the miraculous appearance of egoblogger Robert Scoble's face, charred into the side of a grilled-cheese sandwich. A miracle of the Church of Scoble,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
The invite-only Fortune Brainstorm: Tech is taking over the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay through Wednesday. Dreadfully convenient for Robert Scoble, who lives in town; not for Japanese VC Joi Ito,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
The invite-only Fortune Brainstorm: Tech is taking over the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay through Wednesday. Dreadfully convenient for Robert Scoble, who lives in town; not for Japanese VC Joi Ito,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]