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blogging for dollars
Ladyblog publisher bad at asking for money, just like other ladies
More bloggers getting paycuts! Today, the slasher is BlogHer, a network of ladyblogs which grew out of a conference for ladybloggers. We feel more sorry for the women behind BlogHer than the ladies they're shortchanging.
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By Owen ThomasComment by James Harris: Owen, I know the entire BlogHer management team and I have to say that they are insightful, talented, world class entrepreneurs.... 1 Responses | Other threads
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blogging for dollars
Premier women-in-blogging conference can't seem to make up its mind
Who's most poised to break "blogging's glass ceiling?" The New York Times pegs BlogHer, the yearly convention and ad network, as the center of discussion on how women ought to get more attention online — and the cash that comes with it. The core issue is that there are at least two very divergent camps within BlogHer. More »
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Comment by raincoaster: @raincoaster: Think of it this way: for less money you can hang out with a crowd that makes a buck... more » | Other threads
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blogging for dollars
NBC's iVillage mommying BlogHer with $5 million
BlogHer, the world's largest network of mommybloggers and women who are not mommies, has a new deal with NBC Universal: $5 million from their Peacock Equity fund, and a partnership with iVillage, the leading pastel content provider for ladies. More baby stuff and diet ads will follow at BlogHer, yes, but "we've been able to syndicate ads that make our bloggers happy," says BlogHer cofounder, Lisa Stone. Ads are just the acrylic tip of it. More » -
Blogging for Pink Collars
Caterina Fake crashes ladyblogs' "digital slumber party"
Women do rule the web, Flickr cofounder Caterina Fake told the New York Times, but with a "crushing sameness." Loads of blogs aimed at the moneyed portion of the lady demographic are launching, including Jezebel (published, like Valleywag, by Gawker Media) — ostensibly part of the "sameness" Fake alludes to. A BlogHer study even deems blogging now mainstream among women. Fake is not swayed: More »
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Comment by raincoaster: And if it doesn't have ads for Blooming Teas or quilting grrrrl circles in the sidebar, everybody assumes you're a... more » | Other threads
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scobleizer
Boys of BlogHer
The BlogHer Conference, a celebration of female bloggers, has wrapped up, and as always, attendees wrote some fantastic stories. Many people met their favorite lady bloggers and met new ones. Robert Scoble, for example, writes: More »
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By Nick DouglasComment by hollyster: Last year Blogher asked "Where are the women bloggers?".This year they asked "Where are the men bloggers?". Well we found... more » | Other threads
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dave winer
Dave Winer and the ladies of BlogHer
Today, superstar blogger Dave Winer is writing from BlogHer, an all-girl blog conference. "Everyone's been very nice, lots of kissing and hugging," writes Dave, before posting a video. More »
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By Nick DouglasComment by Slava: Umm.. yeah: "I have to remind myself that it's not dangerous here. I think." & "They're conspiicuously inclusive of men, it's probably not... more » | Other threads
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geeks gone wild
Geeks Gone Wild gallery
Right, with all these geeks taking their clothes off, it's time for a recap. Shield your eyes. More »
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