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Biz Blog Conference, Boston, June 9-10

ClickZ: Weblog Business Strategies 2003 ...is the first business-oriented forum to address the recent emergence of Weblogs into the business world and their rising importance as a medium of communication. This conference will bring together Webloggers who are pioneers, experts, and technologists. Together, they will present the latest developments, strategies, and success stories behind what is now becoming known   [...]
Posted: Tuesday, April 8th 2003

Drudge Report Wildly Profitable?

Business 2.0: The Secrets of Drudge Inc. The secret, in a phrase: "thin media." Nick Denton observes:The economics of the Drudge Report: Business 2.0 works out how much Matt Drudge is making from his political news site. The guess: he's making about $800k per year in profit. The analysis understates his traffic -- he's doing more than 3.  [...]
Posted: Thursday, April 3rd 2003

Blogvocate Tells Inside Story of Raging Cowgate

NYT: The Web Diarist as Pitchman Following up on the Dr. Pepper Raging Cow fiasco, the NYT has tracked down one of the blogvocates to ask her about her involvement. Ms. Discon, who bills Richards hourly for her blogger recruitment work, put five of her online friends, ages 17 to 21, in touch with Richards  [...]
Posted: Thursday, March 27th 2003

Jeff Jarvis Interview on Weblogs

iwantmedia: Jeff Jarvis: 'Bloggers Are Becoming Influencers' Here is a great interview with Jeff Jarvis who heads Advance.net and is launching a Iraq Warblog. Aside from that, he comments on how blogging fits into marketing. A good read. IWM: Newsweek recently reported that, in a blog-related twist on viral marketing, Dr. Pepper is recruiting "key influence blogg  [...]
Posted: Thursday, March 13th 2003

Understanding Memeword Marketing

Microdoc News: Building Google Traffic: Memeword Marketing More interesting commentary from my new favourite site. This time the author discusses how to build traffic by creating a meme bandwagon. The basic idea is to invent a new word or phrase on your weblog, wait for it to catch on, and then get traffic through Google when people search for it. Create a viral effect, or a media virus, and you could get serious tra  [...]
Posted: Tuesday, March 11th 2003

Dr. Pepper Tries Blog-roots Campaign

Newsweek: Marketing: Flogging on a BlogMarketers at Dr Pepper see the movement as the perfect launch point for a ìgrass rootsî campaign for a new ìmilk-based product with an attitude,î Raging Cow. The first step is an in-house blog (ragingcow.com); it tells the fictional backstory of the drink, which rolls out in April in flavors like Chocolate Insanity and Pina Colada Chaos. Next come  [...]
Posted: Monday, March 3rd 2003

Talking Blogs

audblog: Audio Blogging I guess this was inevitable. Seeing as we already have video blogs, audio blogs are a no-brainer. audblog is a service that provides bloggers with the ability to post audio to their blogs from any phone. At the end of the trial sign up we will provide you with the telephone number...all you have to do is call the number and the world hears you. Use it to make a difference...Use it to make your voice be heard.  [...]
Posted: Thursday, February 27th 2003

Bloogle Baffles Major Media

NYT: Questions About Google Acquisition Guardian: The genius of blogging Wired: Why Did Google Want Blogger? Everyone's got the same question, but the answers are not forthcoming. The Guardian's commentator John Naughton had the best analysis of the acquisition of major  [...]
Posted: Monday, February 24th 2003

Google Buys Blogger

Dan Gillmor's Scoop: Google Buys Pyra: Blogging Goes Big-Time KABOOOOOM!!! For anyone out there who still doesn't get blogging, you're about to: Google just bought Blogger.com. Wow. Blogtrepreneur Nick Denton believes the deal portends improvements for Google News.   [...]
Posted: Sunday, February 16th 2003

iMakeNews Launches Biz Blog Tool

Technology Marketing: Business Wakes Up to Blogging iMakeNews, a provider of hosted email marketing solutions, has just introduced DirectBlog, a weblogging tool geared for corporate communications.   [...]
Posted: Saturday, February 15th 2003

b-Blogs: The Next Level of Collaboration

Clickz; Meet the B-Blog Kathleen Goodwin discusses the implications of weblogs as business tools. From a marketing perspective she points out the business benefits such as customer dialog forums, positioning those within your company as niche industry experts, and providing open communication with business partners. The beauty of the weblog is that it is extremely cheap compared to any other form   [...]
Posted: Wednesday, January 22nd 2003

Jupiter Research Starts Blogging

Press Release: Jupiter Research Announces the Launch of Analyst Weblogs Jupitermedia Corporation today announced that its Jupiter Research division will be the first research advisory firm to offer dedicated research analyst Weblogs. The new Web site at features Weblogs authored by senior Jupiter Research analysts and will offer timely access to analysis on breaking news,  [...]
Posted: Monday, January 13th 2003

2003 - Year of the Blog; Internet as a News Source

OJR: Blogs Go Highbrow and Lowbrow; Net Playing Growing Role in U.S. Elections Mark Glaser has declared 2003 "the Year of the Blog" for good reason I think. He also looks at the fact that the internet really is gaining traction as a general and political news source: Again, these numbers show incremental growth and a steady erosion for network TV as the be-all, end-all for political and general news. Few people are pre  [...]
Posted: Tuesday, January 7th 2003

eMarketer to Buy MarketingFix?

Paid Content: If They Mated in 2003: The Year the Weblogs Got Hitched MarketingFix gets acquired? Well, not quite yet. Wishful thinking at this point. However, this article on Paid Content puts forth some potential M and A marriages between the weblog world and the more traditional online media worl  [...]
Posted: Thursday, January 2nd 2003

New Ad-Supported Weblog, Gawker, Hopes to Wow NYC

Introducing: Gawker Blogtrepreneur Nick Denton has launched Gawker (live as of a few minutes ago), a New York society "thin media" web site (it calls itself a "Manhattan weblog magazine") that aims to turn a profit through adverti  [...]
Posted: Wednesday, December 18th 2002

Barbie Has a Blog (Manufactured In Vitro)

Barbie's blog, with pseudo web cam, buddy pictures and phone/PDA (found through Boing Boing). Her first entry from 10/31/02: Great Party – Bad Luck Every fabulous person in NY must have known about that party in SoHo last night! Totally packed. Some guy bumped into Madison and spilled cranberry juice on her new killer suede slouchy boots. OUCH! Gotta call her. I wonder if she’s rec  [...]
Posted: Wednesday, November 27th 2002

Gizmodo Commerce Blog: Zero to 6,000 in 3 Months

BlogAds: Mondo Gizmodo Blogtrepreneur Henry Copeland reports on the growing success of blogtrepreneur Nick Denton's Gizmodo project. Nick, founder of Moreover (headline syndication), made a chunk of change accidentally during the boom off of FirstTuesday (international tech networking), and he's used some of  [...]
Posted: Wednesday, November 20th 2002

Blogs Meet Haute Couture

The Age: "Fashion Blogs" Interesting piece about the profusion of blogs covering the fashion industry. Besides the several examples of commerical weblogs mentioned in this piece, I'm aware of similar projects including FlavorPill, DailyCandy, Chic Happens  [...]
Posted: Friday, October 18th 2002