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You’ve very likely heard, even used, these sites: YouTube, MySpace, Squidoo, Friendster, Facebook, Technorati, del.icio.us, Digg, StumbleUpon. They’re all Web2.0 services. And they can be key to your site’s traffic needs.
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This is a relatively brief good historical backgrounder and overview of mainstream social media sites and services (like MySpace, Facebook, Ning, etc.), by FutureMarketingBlueprint.
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By John and Matt Rhodes, this report reveals the techniques savvy online publishers use to generate tons of reliable and regular traffic using the power of RSS feeds.
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Prompted by Michael Werner’s comment on yesterday’s News to Use item on the new Amazon Kindle eBook reader, here are my thoughts on ebooks in general. Make of them what you will.
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During a quiet moment the other day, I was trying to come up with possible reasons why someone, anyone, would just put off (quit, really) doing or pursuing a personally desired goal or project. These are wants after all.
For example, some of the projects I notice many fresh wordpreneurs vocalize as something they “really really want to do” are:
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Amazon eBook Reader Enables Wireless Impulse Buys [MMN]
The difference with the Kindle, Amazon’s new eBook reader, is that folks can buy eBooks wirelessly, directly from the device, without having to sync up to a computer.
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Got this submission by email. Didn’t recognize the source, but it looks legit.
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As I go through bunches of writing/editing help wanted ads and gig announcements on a regular basis, one thing that always seems to impress itself onto my psyche is the number of ads I see — and frequently at that — that upfront tell you they won’t be paying and then proceed to promise the possibility of being paid later if things work out.
So, boys and girls, what do you think your chances are of actually seeing any gold at the end of that rainbow?
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For a lot of writing and notetaking and other utilitarian tasks (such as keeping simple databases/lists and “Internet age” duties like editing HTML and other source code), I prefer using a good old text editor. LIke Windows NotePad.
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Expected Rise in Paper Costs Leaves Publishers Shuddering [Advertising Age]
Magazine publishers are already facing way too many rising costs. But the seemingly mundane budget line for glossy paper is suddenly the one everyone is worried about.
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