Blogging and Fair Use
There’s a good article on WebProNews that explains the legal basis for this concept in the United States, which has its foundation in the first amendment. Note that this article applies only to the United States.
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What Not to Do on Your Blog
Some suggestions from DailyBlogTips. I’m especially with #1-no auto music. I occasionally violate some of the others.
Google Buzz with WordPress
If you’re using Google Buzz (link is to my profile – I’m trying it) and want to integrate it with your WordPress blog, Mashable has some options. I haven’t implemented any of these, but it does look like integration is getting pretty good in a hurry. I also haven’t decided just what I think of…
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Note: I find I never posted this, but it still looks relevant, so here goes! I’ve been trying to make Twitter work for me (Follow Me), and by “work for me” I don’t merely mean as a way of increasing hits on my web sites or sales of my products–directly, that is. I’ve been following…
Do You Want to Kill Your Blog?
If you do, Entrepreneur Daily Dose has 10 things you can do to make it happen! I’m guilty of #5, #6, #7, and #8, and probably will continue to be. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t avoid them! You’ll have to go read to find out which other rule I’m breaking on this very post.
Twiangulate for Twitter
Those who look for relevant people to follow should love the new tool Twiangulate. It allows you to enter two or three people of interest to you, and get a list of people that they all follow. It’s a fairly simply concept but it can produce some interesting results. For example, just as a test…