Be careful with info in blogs Ahmad Zahid: related news

Be careful with info in blogs: Ahmad Zahid

JAKARTA: Malaysians abroad, including students, have been advised to be careful and not to be easily influenced by what is being written in blogs about the political development back home.

Can I make money with blogs? Look at my free moneymaking blog

Can I make money with blogs? Look at my free money making blogger and learn how to do it yourself. Lots of people ask me how I promote GDI or Global Domains International. How do I get my online business leads. Please visit http://gdijoinnowforfree.blogspot.com/ to see one of the companies I promote on my blogs. First let me say that blogs must be informational. You cannot make a blatant sales pitch blog full of ads only or blogs entirely devoted your promoting your product or service.

Six Apart Launches Blogs.com for Discovering Premium Content on the Web

SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 08/18/08 -- Six Apart, the world's leading blogging software and services company, announced today the launch of Blogs.com, a destination website that connects readers with the best blogs on a wide array of topics. In order to ensure the highest quality content, Blogs.com relies on a team of passionate editors to choose blogs based on their quality, popularity and relevance. In addition, daily editorials and a weekly newsletter provide readers with a convenient round-up of the latest buzz in the blogosphere.

Six Apart Launches Blogs.com for Discovering Premium Content on the Web

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 18, 2008 -- Six Apart, the world's leading blogging software and services company, announced today the launch of Blogs.com, a destination website that connects readers with the best blogs on a wide array of topics. In order to ensure the highest quality content, Blogs.com relies on a team of passionate editors to choose blogs based on their quality, popularity and relevance. In addition, daily editorials and a weekly newsletter provide readers with a convenient round-up of the latest buzz in the blogosphere.

As Bloggers Take Office In Malaysia, Gov't Orders ISPs To Block Certain Blogs

Over the last couple of years, we've had a series of interesting stories about how the Malaysian gov't is dealing with "blogs." First, a gov't official slammed blogs and tried to pass a law requiring bloggers to register with the government. Outrage over such a plan resulted in it being scrapped, but the majority ruling party still struggled with blogs -- though tried to figure out ways to respond to them more feasibly than attacking them. It set up a gov't agency to respond to bloggers, and later required certain candidates for offices to set up their own blogs. Of course, it also tried to crack down on some bloggers it didn't like, including having a state owned paper file a libel suit over a blog.

Business Bloggers No Longer Rebels

Journalist Louise Story wrote an insightful article recently in the New York Times about the growth in the number of bloggers who accept advertising on their blogs. If you do much surfing of blogs you may have noticed the increasing prevalence of advertising in blogs. Certainly among the business blogs out there, most that I visit at least have some Google AdSense ads on their blogs.

Olympic Photographer Blogs

While watching the Olympics, seated in front of the television with my laptop, I ended up with a pretty extensive set of bookmarked links to blogs from lots of great photographers covering the games. The closing ceremonies are a day away now, but I figure the blogs should be up for a while, and will still make for informative and entertaining reading. So here they are, all in one place. Click on the photographer's names, and please let me know if I've missed any (just blogs, not "Picture of the Day" sites or those that require registration).

Computer Weekly's search for the 'Best Blogs in IT' gets exciting

In May we asked you to nominate your favourite blogs to help us identify the best "IT blogs in the UK". Thanks to those who shared with us their must-reads, by June we had about 300 nominations for blogs that IT professionals are reading.

MacJury looks at credibility, characteristics, accuracy of blogs

As the frenzy over the iPhone 3G starts, and with the U.S. political winds at full gale, the MacJury assembles to discuss the intelligent approach to reading and believing blogs. The differences between blogs and news sites (if there are any) are discussed, along with the motivations of their authors, and methods to ascertain the credibility of your favorite blogs. The group of experienced bloggers veers into political territory before providing wisdom on how to view the contents of the blogosphere.

Blog Multiplication Earn More

I just want to ask you one quick question. Are your blogs profitable? I told you it would be quick. It's real simple to answer. Either your blogs are earning for you, or their not. I will tell you something here and I will be blunt. If your blogs are earning you some type of income then you need to listen up. If your blogs are not earning you some sort of income then you DEFINETLY need to listen up. Pay attention close to what I say and maybe the next time someone asks you that question instead of saying yes or no you can say "HECK YES THEY ARE"! Now I again will be blunt. Some people consider this totally unethical and blackhat. I leave that for you to decide. A vast majority of the people that will tell you this is "blackhat", are not earning "peanuts" from their blogging efforts.

The Best Windows Vista Blog Contest 2008

WinVistaClub is organising a contest to recognise some of the best Windows Vista Blogs and Websites. If you run a blog or a website, which primarily focuses on Windows Vista you can submit your blog and participate. The blogs will be judged on the basis of quality of content, integrity, along with the frequency of updates. 10 blogs will be shortlisted and put up for public voting. From the top 5, the Winner will be selected. The Panel of Judges comprises of Steve Sinchak MVP of TweakVista.com, James Stables of Windows Vista Magazine, Kerry Brown MVP of VistaHelp.ca, Emil Protalinski of Arstechnica and HappyAndyK of WinVistaClub.com. This should be a great opportunity for Vista bloggers to showcase their blogs. There are prizes to be won too.

Study: Some doctor bloggers tell all

Although doctor or nurse bloggers might think they're anonymous, they sometimes inadvertently end up revealing their identities and, as a result, their patients', according to a study. Researchers reviewed five entries each for 271 blogs written by people who said they were a physician or a nurse, and they found that 114 of the blogs described patients. More than half of the bloggers provided enough information in their text or images to reveal their identities, and 45 of the blogs that described interactions with individual patients included enough information for them to identify their doctors or themselves. Three blogs went so far to show recognizable photos of patients.

How do I find blogs that I'm interested in?

Blogs - basically online journals - are some of my favorite sites to keep up with, mostly because I love getting to know the unique personalities behind the blogs, and it's fun to keep up on the events in their lives.

Blogs here to stay, but...

Speakers at a Cairo seminar this week have asserted that the growing number of blogs in Egypt has proved effective and are here to stay, but acknowledged that young bloggers need to boost their knowledge for their blogs to be a credible means of political change.

Blogs to make society clear, transparent: Minister

about the future of the blog, Minister of Information and Communications Le Doan Hop said the blog is a modern communication form; the government can manage blogs well and should not restrict the development of blogs.

Corporate Blogs Fail to Engage Customers

By writing blogs as if they were press releases, corporate blogs, often written by executives, have failed to capture their intended audiences in any meaningful way, Forrester says.

Medical Blogs May Threaten Patient Privacy

THURSDAY, Aug. 7 (HealthDay News) -- Blogs written by medical professionals may pose a threat to patient privacy, because the authors of the blogs may inadvertently reveal patient information, says a U.S. study that's the first to examine the issue.

Medical Blogs May Threaten Patient Privacy

THURSDAY, Aug. 7 (HealthDay News) -- Blogs written by medical professionals may pose a threat to patient privacy, because the authors of the blogs may inadvertently reveal patient information, says a U.S. study that's the first to examine the issue.

Medical Blogs May Threaten Patient Privacy

THURSDAY, Aug. 7 (HealthDay News) -- Blogs written by medical professionals may pose a threat to patient privacy, because the authors of the blogs may inadvertently reveal patient information, says a U.S. study that's the first to examine the issue.

Five Blogs We Love

As part of Blog Day 2008 we'd like to recommend five blogs or blogging projects we love to read. If you have found blogs that you love, but always forget to go back and read them, the easiest way is to subscribe to all of them through an application like Google Reader. See more about getting RSS feeds here.

Fashion blogs turn internet into catwalk

Düsseldorf - Glossy fashion magazines are getting competition from internet fashion blogs that are not only cheaper but also faster. Before new trends from the catwalks and the streets arrive on the pages of the fashion magazines, they already are posted on the internet. From secret tips on the hippest accessories to introductions of new artists and designers and styling tips for the perfect look, nearly everything can be found in fashion blogs.

Liberal Blogs Largely Silent on Edwards' Admission

Although the news of John Edwards admitting to lying about his affair with Rielle Hunter is still breaking, blogs have the advantage of instantaneous response. Which is why it's interesting to see that at the time of this posting, several of the major progressive blogs are ignoring the story.

Best IT blogs: Full shortlist for Computer Weekly's IT Blog Awards 2008

Help us to identify the best IT blogs in the UK - the blogs that IT professionals consider a must-read.

Networking Using Blogs

I moderated a panel discussion today about Blogs and RSS for Profit. All the panelists were well-prepared and gave superb insights into why businesses should have blogs.

Best IT blogs 2008: Preview the best of ComputerWeekly.com's IT Blog Awards 2008

On this page, we have combined all the winners and runner-up blogs for the 2008 ComputerWeekly.com IT Blog Awards into a single RSS feed, which we believe will be a useful resource for IT professionals wanting to keep up with all the best blogs in IT.

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