Laurel Papworth

NOVEMBER 5, 2009

Either the blogosphere is one big echo chamber, repeating each others articles – or worse, pinching them from the Press – with bloggers agreeing with each other and readers can never get a different viewpoint OR no one agrees with anyone online and it’s just a big chatfest of negativity, anonymous comments and flame wars.

Journal 102

Journal Social Media Twitter Bazaarvoice 102

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

JULY 8, 2008

Responding — Participating in discussions about your brand on the web in an effort to improve your reputation and increase visibility. Inviting — Building social media applications, such as blogs, wikis, bookmarks, to interact with your audience. Nice collection of different perspectives from across the blogosphere.

Social Media 163

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Koka Sexton

JANUARY 1, 2009

A License To Blog (Building reputation on your blog part 2) ¬ Vovka #5007 November 30th, 2009 at 12:32 am Thanks. This is like the wiki of websites. Help Us Build It. I was seriously attached on using this amazing tool on searching blogs to comment on, to study on and even just to entertain me. Rocky’s last blog post.

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Koka Sexton

JANUARY 1, 2009

A License To Blog (Building reputation on your blog part 2) ¬ Vovka #5007 November 30th, 2009 at 12:32 am Thanks. This is like the wiki of websites. Help Us Build It. I was seriously attached on using this amazing tool on searching blogs to comment on, to study on and even just to entertain me. Rocky’s last blog post.

StumbleUpon 49

StumbleUpon Flickr iPhone Social Bookmarking 49