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Businesses can get more traffic to their websites by using blog carnivals, according to an industry commentator. Ann Smarty, from Search Engine Journal, explained that blog carnivals are an event which brings together a large number of blogs on a

Earlier today, the Independent Film Channel hosted a panel discussion pegged to tonight?s premiere of The IFC Media Project. Moderated by Arianna Huffington, the panel included Bill Kristol, Christopher Buckley, Pete Hamill, and Project host Gideon

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I just heard from Muhammad Saleem (he of the Digg-guru-ness) about his Digg for finance niche, Tip'd. It just turned version 1.0 which is a big milestone and shows they are confident in the platform they are building. I am always interested to hear about site launches and startups stories, not only because I find them fascinating but it helps to learn from others' successes and goofs. Muhammad tells me they have been in public beta for a month and are already attracting 3k views a day to the site, with 24,000 tips from 1,800 members. In only 30 days they are healthily competing with other already estabilished social bookmarking sites. Can they compete with Digg and Reddit? Good question, but the wrong one I think! They are already competing with Digg and Reddit, because part of the reason for their site to exist is the particular niche they are playing in is under served by the big boys. Niche is where it is at for the future of social bookmarking I believe. Just like inetnet marketi

The New York Times is launching Gadgetwise, a gadget blog that goes head to head with the likes of Gizmodo and Engadget (first and foremost), but so far in a less quirky and introvert style. Like you'd expect from the publisher, of course. The welcome post describes it like this: A new personal-tech blog, Gadgetwise is currently organized around four product categories (digital photography, home entertainment, mobile technology and personal computing), each with a dedicated contributor. If you want to know who's writing, there's an introduction to the five man team as well. The New York Times already publish the technology blog Bits, which is frequently linked, and a good read really. In that sense, they are not new to the scene. In fact, their blog index is huge, although it looks better than it is. I don't doubt that Gadgetwise will find some readers, but compared to the likes of Engadget and Gizmodo, as well as a wealth of smaller gadget blogs, it looks a bit thin at the moment. Th

AOL (NYSE: TWX) is considering launching its venerable tech blog Engadget in the UK, as its Autoblog today became the latest US blog to migrate across the pond. Autoblog claims 2.2 million monthly users worldwide and is now starting in AOL?s top

THE blog is called 'It's where we talk'. But is walking the talk becoming too time-consuming? Known as the P65 blog, it began as an effort by the younger PAP Members of Parliament (MPs) to engage internet-savvy Singaporeans who get most of their

The significant decline in US gasoline consumption by the middle of this year ended any latent suggestion that there is zero elasticity of demand relative to the price of gasoline. And now, it is being proved again by the falling price of the fuel. The

Email the EditorEmail a Friend The democratization of the Web comes with the good and the bad. Here's some of the bad - some unbelievably lame blogs. 11/19/2008 5:13:00 AM By: JR Raphael Love 'em or hate 'em, blogs are everywhere you look these days.