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“What do you think about ghost blogging?”

It was a simple question from someone in the crowd for a recent talk I gave. I answered honestly, but carefully. It didn’t matter. I was essentially speaking to a room which included 10-20 people who currently get paid to blog for people or companies as those people or companies. Unless I said I have no problem with it, I was doomed.

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When Twitter Isn’t Appropriate

March 30, 2009

We’re at a point in the evolution of the information age, the age of self-publishing, Web 2.0 or whatever we want to label where we are in our increasingly wired world, that, if we do not establish some parameters of behavior, we’ll lose it all. This notion struck me as I read an article by [...]

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Duping Digg Hot Topic At SMX Social Media

October 16, 2007

Digg.com was the primary topic of discussion at SMX Social Media Tuesday and why not? In Chris Winfield’s words, “Digg is all that anybody cares about.”

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The comments and the vibes I got from the discussion, mostly the “Extra! Extra! The Social News Sites” panel featuring Winfield, Neil Patel and Tamar Weinberg, were, however, a little [...]

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