Introducing Technorati’s WTF aka Where’s The Fire
I don’t think it has quite caught on yet, but Technorati has built it’s own answer to Digg, Reddit and the rest of the social news and bookmarking sites. It’s called Where’s The Fire or WTF and covers “What’s Hot, and Why.” Considering the popularity and resources of […]

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I’m a huge fan of MyBlogLog, as it has become a great tool for building blog traffic, but I have one issue with the site that continues to annoy me:
The Problem with MyBlogLog
When you add a friend, the site redirects you back to your own profile. This is extremely annoying! When I find […]

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It is hard to go very far without running into a site with entries in Darren Rowse’s latest group writing project; it was a huge hit with close to 900 entries. While it is great that people are linking to one another from this thing, it seems that many involved in the project are […]

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digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/tech_news/The_Top_77_Mistakes_Bloggers_Make’;There are tons of new bloggers online every day, and many, if not most of them make similar mistakes starting out. I thought it might be fun to compile a list of some of these. Without further adieu:
The Top 77 Mistakes New Bloggers Makeen Español, en Français

Domain & Hosting
Not hosting […]

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I just read an interesting post over at the Bivings Report titled, Online Venom or Vibrant speech?, where author Todd Zeigler looked into a recent article on the Washington Post and examined a comment made about moderating comments on Post articles. It seems that the online edition of the newspaper gets some extremly rancorous […]

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digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/tech_news/How_to_Use_MyBlogLog_to_Explode_Your_Blog_s_Traffic’;I wrote about using MyBlogLog a few weeks ago (networking with social media sites) for networking purposes. I now want to tell you exactly how to build massive traffic using the MyBlogLog community.
MyBlogLog is an extremely important tool for getting a blog off the ground and for building exposure to your site. […]

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Looks like MySpace wants to go back to its roots and launch another crappy product without style or functionality. The recently launched their MySpace News Beta (of course they had to include the uber-lame BETA tag - more about BETAs in another post), which looks like a really poorly modified Pligg clone. You […]

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