July of 1947 from the daily column of Miss Eleanor Roosevelt “In reading quotations from Russian papers in our papers, I find that, in the way they express their attitude against the United States, they strangely resemble some of our papers in their attitude against Russia. The difference, of course, is that the Russian papers [...]
Posts from — July 2007
The Newspaper Industry
July 30th, 2007
United Nations opposes New Media
July 30th, 2007
The UN is a place I would assume would be more than happy to engage in the use of New Media, as they probably have a lot of folks who want to know information and probably want to communicate that message effectively or do they? According to the Inner City Press they oppose using New [...]
Facebook is a great place to connect.
July 30th, 2007
One thing I love about Facebook: It’s easy to network if you put energy into it. One thing I hate about Facebook: It’s so easy to network you about don’t want to do it.
The StumbleUpon Effect
July 28th, 2007
A blogger I recently found via Facebook shares his story about StumbleUpon. I can attest that StumbleUpon is a great source of traffic. A site I consult for saw roughly 4k new visitors come to their site in about 4 days time. The real goal is keeping these visitors around and keeping them involved in [...]
5 Ways To Make Money On Facebook
July 28th, 2007
Lately I’ve been really trying my best to wrap my head around Facebook, mostly because I’m in the process of working on a few local community sites and I think Facebook is a great way to reach out to these folks. So I was intrigued to read Mashable’s latest on how to make money on [...]
Fishing is a great way to recharge
July 28th, 2007
I’m heading north to Lake Mary Ronan to go fishing tommorow. I plan to catch some fish and relax on a lake that is home to more memories than I can even count. I spent every summer for 6 years here. One of the things every Online Publisher needs is a break. I’m in need [...]
Introducing The Daily Wire: a Blogging News Tracker
July 27th, 2007
After planning and development making The Telegraphik Group, a Montana based new media company is proud to announce “The Daily Wire“, a site in the spirit and mindset of many Web 2.0 sites but based around one of my favorite passions Blogging and ProBlogging. The Daily Wire uses technology used by sites such as PopUrls, [...]
