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Gawker Media offloads adult content blog Fleshbot to editor

Most people think an adult website generates a lot of revenue, but Gawker Media's recent sale of the blog Fleshbot may prove them wrong.
In the Media by Tucker Cummings

Men and their sports blogs Special

Men and their sports blogs. How to start them, where to find them, why they are obsessed with them, and how two college guys started their own sports site.
Digital Journal Report by Genevieve Julich

Philadelphia wants fees, taxes from personal blogs

Philadelphia - The majority of blogs published by the average citizen rarely make enough to pay the rent; however, the city of Philadelphia potentially sees a new revenue stream from this group: Apply fees and taxes to blogs.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 7 comments

New UK ruling suggests bloggers need to adhere to press codes

A new ruling by the UK media watchdog, the Press Complaints Commission (PCC), suggests that bloggers might, in future, have to adhere to certain codes of practice.
In the Media by Sharon Davis - 5 comments

Supreme Court of Canada To Bloggers: Act Responsibly

In a landmark decision Tuesday, the Supreme Court of Canada added an extra layer of libel protection for blogs, traditional journalists
In the Media by Garry J. Wise

Young French bloggers find a new and risky way to create buzz

“If you comment on my blog, I’ll send you a photo of my thighs with the name of your blog on them.” That kind of virtual deal, despite the dangers involved, is tempting more and more very young French girls who are looking to gain Internet notoriety
In the Media by Michael Cosgrove - 7 comments

Social Networks, Blogs More Popular Than Email

According to Nielsen Online, more than two-thirds of the global online community visit social networks and blogs. They are currently the fourth popular online category ahead of email.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 3 comments

Indian blogger faces $1 million defamation suit

A group of social activists held a meet in Panjim, Goa to demand the immediate withdrawal of the R.500 crore ($125,000 US ) defamation suit against anti-mining activist Sebastian Rodrigues.
In the Media by Armstrong Vaz

Blog Almighty? Not if you’re a jerk, and someone takes you to court

A couple of Australian bloggers with a penchant for persecution have hit the wall. The Hack and Caz, who were best known for their attacks on people who disagreed with them. The result of their nasty blog war has been a bit of conspicuous discretion.
In the Media by Paul Wallis

Bloggers Will be Out in Force at Democratic National Convention

Bloggers will be out in force this year at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. A record number of bloggers will be given credentials to cover the political event this summer.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment
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The blogging website Tumblr has announced plans to remove posts which promote self-harm and eating disorders
Twitter, the popular social networking site that lets users share updates in just 140 characters, has just announced that it has acquired Posterous, a micro-blogging service. The terms of the acquisition are not being disclosed. Both companies announced the acquisition on their respective company blogs....
Services on two of China's biggest micro-blogging sites are back after being partially suspended three days ago to "clean up" coup rumours.

Alberta Progressive Conservative Leader Alison Redford is blasting the rival Wildrose Party over an anti-gay blog posting by one of its candidates.


Avery Canahuati, a five-month-old Texas girl with a rare genetic disorder whose parents set up a popular "bucket list" blog for her, has died.

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Mass death of honeybees causing alarm & protests around the world

NBC investigates the collapse of honeybee colonies and how the declining numbers threaten a majority of plants that...

Job Tips To The Class of 2012 From A Self-Made Entrepreneur

It's the time of year when college graduates begin the path to real life – job ambitions – some with clear...
May 20, 2012 by RonnTorossian

EXPOSED! TSA Henry Kissinger Grope Hoax

The world has to call out all the journalists who fell for the Washington Post "TSA Henry Kissinger Pat-Down" story....
May 17, 2012 in  Red Flag by Mindy Allan

"Nature-Deficit Disorder" and other concerns are in Richard Louv's view of our world today

Best-selling author Richard Louv has a description for the modern world's disconnection with the natural aspects of...
May 9, 2012 by Jonathan Farrell - 1 comment

Strategies for Creating a Social Presence within an Online Adult Learning Environment

Sunday, April 29, 2012 Joyce and Brown (2009) explained that "faculty who want to extend or further develop...
Apr 30, 2012 by Deborah Popovici
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