Blogger Creative Commons Examples Reference 
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 10, 2010
Image: Chris Lott via Flickr , Creative Commons One of the questions that Joe asked us was what our blogging experience has been like. Because as the media universe continues on its inexorable changes , bloggers are starting to be just as influential as mainstream media; sometimes, even more so. Blogging is a strange beast.
Waxing UnLyrical
DECEMBER 5, 2010
After all, this is the third post in three days to reference that wretched campaign. This post is a great example of a charitable endeavor that is also concrete, as opposed to cosmetic. Image: Travis K via Flickr , Creative Commons Thanks so much for stopping by WUL! Bleak (another metal blogger). Who are yours?
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
OCTOBER 4, 2008
OK as far as it goes, but so NOT getting to the real opportunities.Blogs are a conversation between the blogger and him/herself (a form of reflection) and between the blogger and his/her readers. In Tonys screencast example (below), "Moodle" and "WizIQ" are the two search terms hes using. Comments (1). |.
Waxing UnLyrical
OCTOBER 6, 2010
Image: cvrcak1 via Flickr , Creative Commons Bats in the belfry? Using Jimi Hendrix as an example would get ME revved up. Every Hendrix reference was a part of the relevant message. And my guest bloggers, both frequent and infrequent. But my experience and instincts told me three things: 1. And it paid off.
ProBlogger
AUGUST 2, 2010
At the same time, many bloggers link to, quote, and reference other peoples’ work. My bare-bones rulebook for using other people’s content looks like this: Only use content that’s identified explicitly as being available for reuse under the creative commons or open content licenses. The Basics.
Writtent Blog
JUNE 13, 2013
Or material they care about, but their target audience won’t (for example, a demographic mismatch where young bloggers make pop culture references that their target audience won’t understand or care about). WordPress.com and Blogger are good for getting started, but you want to have complete control of your content.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
In fact, many bloggers say that they write mainly for themselves, in capturing some of the interesting things they are seeing and thinking. Trevor Cook is just one example of a blogger who writes notes from all of the conference sessions he attends (including his reflections on our Enterprise 2.0 ve written. For now, Iâ??ll
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