Author: Sharon Sarmiento

Dirty talker and loofah fetishist, Bill O’Reilly discusses blogs. Well, I guess you can call this discussing. AUTHOR BERNARD GOLDBERG: There are some conservatives on the list [â€?100 People Who Are Screwing Up Americaâ€?], but there are mostly liberals. And when they could write unanimously on the Web, you know, a review or post. O’REILLY: […]

(from Susie) Brian Clark, the CEO of GMD Studios, recounted a campaign that his agency ran for Audi, titled “The Art of the Heist.” Just one-half of one percent of the media buy budget, Clark said, was spent on BlogAds–a firm run by panel moderator Henry Copeland, which sells ad space on some of the […]

IBM released a presentation on blogs and business. BL notes: The credibility issue with these executives discussing blogging: neither has a public blog. If they believe in the value of blogging, why aren’t they doing it?

Lee just Skyped me to let me know about the launch of The World is Not Flat – a blog on international travel that chronicles experiences of the bloggers as well as commenters and readers.

Talkr can convert your blog into an audio file.

On explaining podcasting to advertisers: “I’ve learned not to go in and say, ‘We have a podcast and you should advertise,’ because their eyes will glaze over,” said Bourquin. “Instead, say, ‘We’ve got this online radio program.’ It’s not quite correct, but people understand that a little better. And then you tell them the neat […]

(via Steve) Boeing has launched inflightHQ: Tips, tools and technqiques for being productive at 30,000 fee.

Duncan’s guide to using tags.

Blog networks launch promising 100% revenue to bloggers.

Duncan has a brief history of BlogAds.