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- Six Apart plans native TypePad app for iPhone
Now that Apple has finally sanctioned the development of third party applications for the iPhone, Six Apart has announced that it intends to create a native version of its TypePad blogging platform.
Though TypePad is already available via an iPhone-optimised web site, a native application has the potential to run even more efficiently and further utilise [...]
- Attention Attention!
I long suspected, but I now have evidence. Bloggers really worry about getting attention. Call it traffic, promotion, audience or fans, bloggers are focused on getting more eyeballs.
I recently put a call out for blogger most important questions. I’ll be answering these questions as downloadable reports over at my Authority Blogger newsletter and those that [...]
- Daily Video Thoughts: Ryan’s PopCrunch Show
Today, I got to talk to Ryan Caldwell, the Executive Producer of the PopCrunch video show which is switching from a weekly schedule to a daily schedule. While he didn’t have all the information on the logistics, he gave some great insight on the continued development as well as thoughts behind the show.
1.) You have [...]
- Blogger Billionaire Mark Cuban Bans Blogging
American billionaire slash entrepreneur slash blogger slash Dallas Mavericks owner has banned full-time bloggers from the NBA teams locker room.
According to Deadspin: “Mark Cuban dislikes bloggers who aren’t him.”
The Dallas Morning News, which employs the only writer that’s been banned so far, claims that the new policy contradicts language on the team’s season [...]
- The Long Tail Applied to Blog Hosting Services
The Long Tail is a popular consumer demographic often applied to Internet related business and services. In How Many Blogs Are There? Is Someone Still Counting? I proposed studying blogging demographics based on software platform, country or a combination of both. While looking into the blogging demographics per platform it became clear that there are [...]
- WordPress Wednesday News: WordPress 2.5 Due March 17, Administration Plugins May Break, Tons of Plugins Updated, Add Buttons to Toolbar, WordPress Dallas and Now Milan!
The early release of WordPress 2.5 has been delayed until March 17. Administration WordPress Plugins may break with WordPress 2.5. Lots of Plugins updated to be ready for WordPress 2.5. Did you know you will be able to change the colors of the Administration Panels? Want Plugins to add more buttons to the Rich Text [...]
- Six Apart plans native TypePad app for iPhone
Now that Apple has finally sanctioned the development of third party applications for the iPhone, Six Apart has announced that it intends to create a native version of its TypePad blogging platform.
Though TypePad is already available via an iPhone-optimised web site, a native application has the potential to run even more efficiently and further utilise [...]
- Attention Attention!
I long suspected, but I now have evidence. Bloggers really worry about getting attention. Call it traffic, promotion, audience or fans, bloggers are focused on getting more eyeballs.
I recently put a call out for blogger most important questions. I’ll be answering these questions as downloadable reports over at my Authority Blogger newsletter and those that [...]
- Daily Video Thoughts: Ryan’s PopCrunch Show
Today, I got to talk to Ryan Caldwell, the Executive Producer of the PopCrunch video show which is switching from a weekly schedule to a daily schedule. While he didn’t have all the information on the logistics, he gave some great insight on the continued development as well as thoughts behind the show.
1.) You have [...]
- Blogger Billionaire Mark Cuban Bans Blogging
American billionaire slash entrepreneur slash blogger slash Dallas Mavericks owner has banned full-time bloggers from the NBA teams locker room.
According to Deadspin: “Mark Cuban dislikes bloggers who aren’t him.”
The Dallas Morning News, which employs the only writer that’s been banned so far, claims that the new policy contradicts language on the team’s season [...]
