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Tag Archives: Blogging
Site Changes for 2010
With the long 4th of July Weekend, I thought it was time for my yearly site refresh. After upgrading to WordPress 3.0 (which has a number of advanced features like Custom Post Types and Multiple Sites installations), I decided to … finish reading Site Changes for 2010
Posted in General, Software, The Internet
Tagged ads, Advertising, Blogging, Google, Google Adsense, Wordpress
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Los Angeles Urban League Blogs
My latest social media projects for the Los Angeles Urban League have been two blogs. One is targeted to adults who want to follow news about the Los Angeles Urban League. The other is a youth-orientated blog for the Youth … finish reading Los Angeles Urban League Blogs
Thanks for the free copy of Blogging Tips, Lorelle
Lorelle on WordPress, who gave the Kicking Ass Content Connections talk at Wordcamp, sent out a free copy of her book Blogging Tips: What bloggers won’t tell you about blogging to conference attendees. I got my copy this past weekend … finish reading Thanks for the free copy of Blogging Tips, Lorelle
Collegescholarships.org is offering a $10,000 scholarship for college bloggers. Like almost everything I see nowadays, I wonder why they didn’t have this when I was in college and was still writing Calstuff (via Read/WriteWeb).
September 5, 2007
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Advice on how to become a blogger in college from Wired: Spend less time on coursework, because unless you’re going to graduate school, your grades don’t matter. And you don’t need to go to grad school to be a journalist. … finish reading How to become a blogger in college
August 16, 2007
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What I saw at Wordcamp 2007
The Wordcamp conference has come and gone (I know it was a couple of weeks ago and I just now blogged about it) and all I can say is I had a blast. It was nice to be able to … finish reading What I saw at Wordcamp 2007
I’m going to WordCamp 2007
Thanks to my job at Urban League, I’ll be headed up north to San Francisco for the Wordcamp 2007 conference. Looks like it will feature a number of great speakers on the schedule. I won’t be liveblogging, but hopefully I’ll … finish reading I’m going to WordCamp 2007
I think I may have found a working blogging client for Palm. Get Vagablog.
June 5, 2007
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Lifehacker has a great guide on Tumblr and Tumblelogs. It’s basically makes blogging even easier with no writing, just collecting what you see from the web. Wonder if I can get some of my friends to do this instead of … finish reading Creating a Tumblelog
April 2, 2007
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Why bloggers should use Creative Commons licenses by Paul Jacobson discusses the reasons bloggers need to use Creative Commons. If your intention, as a blogger, is to have your content and your thoughts distributed as widely as possible, then reserving … finish reading Why bloggers should use Creative Commons licenses
March 30, 2007
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