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Media Bloggers Association Launches Education, Legal Advisory and Liability Insurance Program for Bloggers

LAS VEGAS (Business Wire) -- The Media Bloggers Association ("MBA") announced today that it has launched a comprehensive program to provide bloggers access to the same sort of legal and financial resources long available to traditional media organizations including BlogInsure, a first of its kind liability insurance program for bloggers which provides coverage for all forms of defamation, invasion of privacy and copyright infringement or similar allegations arising out of blogging activities.

Media Bloggers Association Launches Education, Legal Advisory and Liability Insurance Program for Bloggers

Media Bloggers Association Launches Education, Legal Advisory and Liability Insurance Program for Bloggers

Media Bloggers Association Launches Education, Legal Advisory and Liability Insurance Program for Bloggers

announced today that it has launched a comprehensive program to provide bloggers access to the same sort of legal and financial resources long available to traditional media organizations including BlogInsure, a first of its kind liability insurance program for bloggers which provides coverage for all forms of defamation, invasion of privacy and copyright infringement or similar allegations arising out of blogging activities.

Bloggers: Come to NY for Protection

More good news for bloggers. After the Federal Election Committee decided that bloggers who stump for candidates don’t fall under the restrictions of federal finance laws, now New York State is considering giving bloggers the same protections as journalists.

Bloggers Dinner @ TechEd

I got my invite yesterday for the Bloggers Dinner @ TechEd. Bloggers @ Tech Ed is designed to help the New Zealand blogging community with both practical advice and an exclusive opportunity to network with other key bloggers in New Zealand.

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.

Google to erect ?Big Tent? for political circus bloggers

At the time of the 2000 presidential campaign, blogging was in its infancy. By 2004, CNN was reporting that “a new breed of political observers will be offering volumes of pointed commentary at this year’s political conventions,” with both parties granting credentials to a handful of bloggers. But this time around the presidential race track, blogging is bigtime. Some 500 bloggers will be working the Democratic National Convention in Denver next week, some embedded with their state delegations on the floor. The Republicans have credentialed about 200 for their confab in St. Paul, with convention spokeswoman Joanna Burgos saying, “We recognize it’s a whole new world out there with bloggers but we’re really embracing it.” And tending to the needs and sustenance of these content-generating armies will be Google.

MEDIA BLOGGERS OFFERS BLOGGING INSURANCE - Media Bloggers Association

Bloggers to get access to same sorts of training, legal support and insurance long available to traditional media organizations.

Convention Stars, McCain's 'Prickly' Interview

Both Bill Clinton's and Joe Biden's speeches last night at the convention earned solid marks from most liberal bloggers. They praise Biden's sincerity and ability to appeal to the problems of average Americans and Clinton's oratory skills and wholehearted support for Obama. At the Weekly Standard, bloggers think Biden made a better case for Obama than Clinton, who they think did not focus enough on Obama's past accomplishments. One Huffington Post blogger thinks that Clinton missed the chance to attack McCain on foreign policy, an issue that Biden addressed more effectively. Conservative bloggers eagerly point out a couple of mistakes Biden made in his speech. The real hit of the night among liberal bloggers, however, was John Kerry, who gave a "golden speech" and "delivered some of the night's most memorable lines.

Bloggers target the real estate clients

Four bloggers use their blogs to close sales. They use the blogs to target the right real estate clients and find that they sometimes perform better than a site. Speaking at the Bloggers Connect Program at the Real Estate Connect conference at San Francisco, they typified the new generation of realtors in the US who are leveraging technology to weather a slowing real estate cycle.

Widgetbox Taps Massive Network to Connect Bloggers to a Targeted Audience

PRNewswire/ -- Traffic: bloggers want it, Widgetbox has it. The world's first and largest widget community announced today at the BlogWorld Expo the launch of the Widgetbox Blog Network, a federation of bloggers and online content publishers that fosters connections across the Widgetbox network through 29 vertical channels. The new channels instantly extend reach, drive traffic, increase brand awareness, and expose blogs to new readers.

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.

Blogwatch: The Oz versus bloggers, again

Christian Kerr's rant about bloggers in the Oz last week has predictably set the cat amongst the bloggers...

Calling All Bloggers: Blog Action Day 08

Blaise Zerega is cheering for this. The second annual Blog Action Day 08 will occur on October 15 it was announced today. Bloggers around the world are being asked to publish a post, podcast, or video about poverty in the hopes of increasing public awareness and perhaps triggering a global conversation about solutions to the pervasive problem. Bloggers can also participate by running promotional ads or donating that day's proceeds to microfinance organization, Kiva, or to charity via The Global Fund.

How Much Do Bloggers Make?

For an upcoming story on how to make money with a blog, I spoke with several bloggers who were willing to share their own financial successes (and struggles). The bottom line seems to be that while making a side income with a blog is possible, it takes a lot of effort—so much that many people will decide it's not worth pursuing. Here's a snapshot of four different bloggers, all of whom are at different stages:

Widgetbox Taps Massive Network to Connect Bloggers to a Targeted Audience

LAS VEGAS, Sept. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Traffic: bloggers want it, Widgetbox has it. The world's first and largest widget community announced today at the BlogWorld Expo the launch of the Widgetbox Blog Network, a federation of bloggers and online content publishers that fosters connections across the Widgetbox network through 29 vertical channels. The new channels instantly extend reach, drive traffic, increase brand awareness, and expose blogs to new readers.

Widgetbox Taps Massive Network to Connect Bloggers to a Targeted Audience

LAS VEGAS, Sept. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Traffic: bloggers want it, Widgetbox has it. The world's first and largest widget community announced today at the BlogWorld Expo the launch of the Widgetbox Blog Network, a federation of bloggers and online content publishers that fosters connections across the Widgetbox network through 29 vertical channels. The new channels instantly extend reach, drive traffic, increase brand awareness, and expose blogs to new readers.

nova media unveils affiliate program for Mac bloggers and sites

nova media is proud to announce its affiliate program for Mac bloggers and sites. Website owners and Bloggers writing about the Mac universe can now earn their share by selling nova media flagship products and participate with the new nova media affiliate program.

Media Bloggers Association Launches Education, Legal Advisory and Liability Insurance Program for Bloggers

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Should You Blog on the First Date?

Rachel Kramer BusselThe sex blogger panel at SXSW was entertaining and provided food for thought, but I’ve been having trouble writing about it. I finally realized that the problem with writing about sex bloggers is the same problem bloggers have writing about sex: Specifically, sex and sexuality are very core to self, so even the most gentle critiquing of someone’s sexuality can be terribly hurtful. If any sex bloggers are wounded by what I say here, I apologize, but please keep in mind how you feel when you write about sex with a date who doesn’t like your review.

Obama's Acceptance Speech, Palin Veep Shocker

As has been the case with every major speech of this year's Democratic National Convention, each blogger seems to have a different take on Barack Obama's speech. Liberal bloggers say that the speech either met or exceeded expectations (not an easy feat) and that Obama was "wonderfully successful" in his delivery and presentation of key themes. Chris Cillizza said it was "more substance than style," and David Kusnet at the New Republic thought it was Ronald Reaganesque. Some other liberals thought it was a bit of a letdown, "uneven in delivery," and too long. Although most bloggers noted the comprehensive and detailed nature of the speech, the AP reported "a lack of specifics," to the shock of liberal bloggers. On the conservative side, a National Review blogger had a long list of positives and negatives while another thought it was pretty

Bloggers sign ethics charter

BLOGGERS, webmasters, and online journalists yesterday signed a code of ethics that promotes tolerance and unity for electronic media.

Bloggers enraged over "pretty face" fakery

Bloggers were up in arms on Wednesday over China's decision at the Olympic opening ceremony to have a pretty little girl lip-synching for the real singer who had crooked teeth.

Bloggers Enraged Over Pretty Face Fakery

Bloggers were up in arms over China's decision at the Olympic opening ceremony to have a pretty little girl lip-synching for the real singer who had crooked teeth. Many said they felt cheated because one of the most touching moments of the critically acclaimed ceremony was not the real deal.

Bloggers Fuming Over 'Pretty Face' Olympic Fakery

BEIJING -- Bloggers were fuming on Wednesday over China's decision at the Olympic opening ceremony to have a pretty little girl lip-synching for the real singer who had crooked teeth.


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