Posts Tagged ‘blogging’

Case Study in a starving blog

This past January, I started producing a weekly live video webcast at work called PTV Live. Even though it’s only a half hour once a week, my co-workers were pretty sure that I wouldn’t be able to keep it going for more than a couple of months. Even though I had never done anything like [...]

Q & A with TipJoy founder Abby Kirgin

I recently had a chance to talk with Abby Kirigin, co-founder and CEO of TipJoy, a Y-Combinator startup that recently landed it’s Series A funding. I was first introduced to TipJoy when I met Ivan Kirigin, co-founder and CTO, at O’Reilly’s Ignite Boston 4. Since that meeting, I became intrigued in the idea of online [...]

Update on Blog it

I had my first bad experience with Blog it. After spending a good deal of time, doing some researching, creating links, and writing up an entry, the “Post” button returned error – invalid username/password. I hadn’t changed either my username or password since my last successful entry. Of course, my entry was gone, and I [...]

My BlogIt Debut

This morning, I learned about BlogIt from a Michael Arrington post on Techcrunch, and had to try it out for myself first thing.
BlogIt is a Facebook app from Six Apart (i.e. Typepad) that allows a blog entry from directly within Facebook. This kind of feature is not necessarily new. YouTube and Digg, for example, both [...]

Rejected by BlogBurst

BlogBurst.com is a blog-promotion service that promises to “increase your reach, visibility, and readership by making your blog visible to our network of leading publishers.” Sounds great, and on a whim, I put myself on the beta-site’s waiting list. Surely, my blog meets the “distinct, intelligent writing style” required to become part of the network. [...]

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