Stuff you should know, stuff I should remember.

The unspoken secret of the blogosphere is that it’s not yet as large as the recent hype would suggest. The power lies in its interconnectedness, the fluid linking from one node to another. The Rise of the Consumer-Generated Media Machine

I thought this sounded too optimistic when I read it: Pew backtracks on podcasting survey numbers. They only interview 208 people… WHAT?!

Ex-skank Jeff Gannon brought his own slimy brand of journalism to a recent forum on blogs and journalism: Ex-White House reporter is lightning rod on panel about blogs

“It’s a Web site built by the people in metro Denver with help from the Rocky Mountain News. ” YourHub.com

Generates a little thought bubble with the number of comments a post has: Comment Bubble

From Blog Herald: Understanding Blog Speak

Michael goes off: How to Stop Spam on WordPress I feel for him. I am getting hundreds of spam comments a day. It is just so stupid and wasteful.

Here’s our interview with Darren Rowse of ProBlogger.net. Listen to the audio file. 40 minutes, 37 MB, MP3 format. 00:00 Darren talks about the network of blogs that he’s built: Over 21 blogs including the Athens Olympics, Digital Photography, Printers, Cameraphones, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Michael Jackson’s trial and etc. Majority of revenue from Google Adsense […]

I’m testing out blogging directing from my desktop with the Ecto application. I hadn’t taken another look at desktop blogging clients like Ecto and W.Bloggar in at least a year – so I’m taking this baby for a test drive. More later!

Yay! Another exclusive interview of a blog marketing expert – this time with Thomas Pierce from How to Blog for Fun and Profit. Wednesday April 13th @ 8:30 EST 1-858-400-4040, pin 48264 Full details in the audio invitation. (in MP3 format) Thomas’s blog is at http://blogforfunandprofit.blogware.com/blog