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Venture Capitalist Investing In Bloggers

The hand writing has been on the wall for a long time now. People are getting a lot of the content they consume on a daily basis from Bloggers, Podcasters and Video Casters. I think my daily consumption is about 90% from the preceding categories. One thing I am learning though is that at least on the podcasting side most

Back up My Blog at backupmyblog.com

Very cool site, I run a script every 24 hours to backup my databases already, but this website makes it real easy for those that are not that savvy on getting cron jobs running. [www.backupmyblog.com]

Firefox Blogging Tool to Rule All!

Got a heads up this morning on a awesome Firefox Blogging Extension. I pretty impressed, this is a beta release but wow nice job to the guys over at [Performancing.com]

The best thing about being a Blogger!

No mater what people will say in reviews on wikipedia or anywhere else the power of a Blog is that you can stand up and spell the facts out as you see them. Their are always two sides to a story in any dispute or even recollections to events and proceedings. It is one of the reasons I use a

European Publishers essentially tell Google quit stealing our content!

I know many of you use Google News, personally I have been to the site maybe a dozen times or so over the past year. It seems though that European publishers are getting a little tired of Google making money of the backs of all of their paid staff and thinks they have went to far and are abusing fair

Branded Blog and Podcast sites prime for Takeover

Seems since the sale of Weblogs Inc. everyone seems to think that a lot of weblog companies are going to be flipped this year. It's all about the eyeballs and ears checking out or tuning into content. In a nutshell though it's all about the content and in order to have enough content people have to join forces and align

Fyuze.com

I have played around with Fyuze.com today, thanks for the link Dave. The site is in beta but it allows you to build searches queries along with subscribing to rss feeds. I was disappointed that the service did not have more blog search engines tied to it. I would have liked to put in the query "geek news central" and