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Is a Blog Just a Container?

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This debate—fairly one-sided in favor of blogs—was set off by the probably unscripted speechifying of British journalist - historian Andrew Marr. In reflecting on this latest blogger brushoff, Adam Smith approvingly quoted Tinworth’s comment on Twitter that “you can do journalism on a blog” and that Marr is “making a massive category error.”

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The Great Ghost-Blogging Debate

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As he does so often and so well, Mark Schaeffer has sparked yet another fascinating debate on his blog today. Reviving a topic addressed last March by Jon Buscall and Mitch Joel , he argues against their position that CEOs should not use ghost writers for their blogs. Maybe, just maybe, a blog isn’t a good idea for most CEOs.

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Social Media and the Perils of Monetization

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Are profits and social media compatible? Does making money from a friendship make it less social? For B2B professionals, mixing social media and business requires a delicate balance of giving and selling, sharing and monetizing. To my mind, neither of these changes has any effect on the social aspects of his blog.

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Is Social Media Better at Getting You Fired, or Hired?

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In what may be a record for journalists getting fired for their social media activities, Khristopher Brooks was sacked yesterday before he even started his job with the Wilmington (Del.) Writing on his blog about getting the job, and using the newspaper’s logo and quoting from the offer letter without permission. News Journal.

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Blogging Strategies: Post in Haste, Promote at Leisure

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Sugameli’s final tip for how to get more views of your blog posts was “Don’t publish before noon on Mondays!&#. As Kirkpatrick notes a bit later in his article, Luciani’s analysis is “tracking the time that the post is submitted to the news site—not when it was necessarily posted on the blog.&#. .&#

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Social Media and the Blurring of Professional Roles

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In a rare post today, Paul Conley stated the obvious : he doesn’t publish much on his blog anymore. Obvious or not, what made his statement today interesting was the way he said it: Not, “I don’t blog much anymore,” but “I’m not a blogger anymore.” Whether it’s a blog post, an essay, or—can one hope?—a

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Nine Keys to a Robust Editorial Career in Social Media

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For B2B journalists and editors, the transition to the social-media era can be daunting, especially if they rely on their employers to lead the way. Social media is in part about the empowerment of individuals, and if publishers are letting their employees go it alone, so much the better. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing.