Mainstream editors will get articles from bloggers with audience
Why traditional media editors will turn to bloggers for articles in the future. Social media = content PLUS audience.
Monetize: Social Media Proprietors
.. so what is a “social media proprietor”? And how is s/he different from a blogger? Dunno, don’t ask me. Google it…. uh oh, we are both in trouble. The only response from Google on “social media proprietor(s)” are MY presentations. So either they don’t exist, have another name or … I’m the first one…
PajamaHadeen: Lee Hopkins and pajamas
SilkCharm Sachertorte reporting from Second Life, in pajamas & fluffy duck slippers. Lee Hopkins alerted me to this new (to me) term: PajamaHadeen when he was blogging about how he blogs in response to my blog post on how I blog this blog (confuzzled yet?) Pajamahadeen or Pajamahideen is a portmanteau of pajamas and Mujahideen…
Australian CEOs that Twitter
Want a list of Australian CEOs that are on Twitter? Scroll to the bottom. Business Week have a piece on each CEO that uses the so-called ‘microblogging’ service Twitter. I don’t like the term micro-blogging when applied to Twitter as it’s less of a one-to-many asynch depth of content site like a video blog or…
Bloggerati Australia: Australia vs the world – web 2.0 technology
Seven years ago, I lived in Singapore. I was there for nearly two years. And even back then, their adoption of technology was impressive. If I rang for a taxi, the automated system would ask me if I was 1. calling from home 2. calling from work, or 3. calling from elsewhere. Then it would…
Ning in bed with Facebook
Snaffled directly from TechCrunch: Ning Rolls Out Facebook App Builder: Embed Your Social Network In a Social Network Michael Arrington Ning, the build-your-own social network startup, will be rolling out a new feature that allows users to create their own Facebook applications around their Ning networks later this evening. This won’t be a Ning app…
Apple 0 Blogosphere 1 – bogus iPhone email
Copied wholesale from TechCrunch because TechCrunch has all that fibre goodness your blog needs: Engadget Knocks $4 billion off Apple Market Cap on Bogus iPhone email Michael Arrington 42 comments » What a day for Apple investors. The stock started off strong today on a lot of pre-market buying, despite news that Amazon will finally…
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