Category: General

Huge thanks to all the folks that packed my presentation at the World Futurist Forum’s conference, Blogs and the Global Conversation. The conference featured big thinkers from all over the world and big ideas from all disciplines and it was great to be able to present blogs and podcasting to such a forward-thinking audience. And […]

Bob lets loose: Memo to mainstream media: You don’t get to blog. You have a publishing apparatus. So you don’t get to blog. You have a broadcasting apparatus. So you don’t get to blog. In case you missed this the point while you were reading up on youth slang, I’ll repeat it for emphasis. You. […]

Guerrilla Marketing Coach Mitch Meyerson’s new book – Success Secrets of the Online Marketing Superstars – debuted this week at #7 on Amazon – overall. The book features top marketing experts Mark Victor Hansen, Robert Allen, Joe Vitale, my buddy Michael Port and me. Yup: I wrote the chapter on blogs and RSS feeds and […]

Graywolf has a huge collection of AdSense tips.

Lots of blogs mentioned in Forbes Best of the Web for Summer 2005. Many of the MarketingSherpa best marketing blogs were mentioned (many weren’t – sniff!).

Jason was on NPR last week talking about blogs and mainstream media.

(again, thnx Duncan) In what could only be described as either a bold move at interactivity across multiple platforms, or acceptance from Yahoo! that 360 is a failure is a blogging platform, Yahoo! has announced that Yahoo! 360 users can now publish content to their 360 pages from other blogging or bookmarking services. I think […]

Mr. Technorati, David Sifry is profiled in the most recent Business Week: (via Blog Herald) The blogosphere today is about 30 times as big as it was three years ago. So just to give you some ideas on what that means: Every single day we’re seeing about 80,000 new people who are starting blogs. And […]

Back on the bandwagon, Google adds RSS to their personalized homepage service (which I think is still in beta).

Figure this one out: How can anytime, anywhere, instant, global self-publishing by anyone be construed as a threat to free speech? They are probably just trolling for traffic – whenever someone complains about blogging, they get lots of hits. Reader beware of the truthfulness in blogs. Not maybe a threat to accuracy – perhaps. But […]