Podcasting Profits

Thanks to Matt Cronin of WebLiquid for passing along an article (free registration) from Online MediaDaily. WHILE SEARCH MARKETING IS RESPONSIBLE for much of the resurgence of online advertising, politicians have been relatively slow to purchase sponsored search links. But activity on Google this week indicates that search engines might play a more significant role…

This blog has joined the TechJots blog network, which right now also includes TechJots and NH TechJots.  InterAdvocacy will continue to follow the business of content and public affairs online, while TechJots follows high-tech entrepreneurship and angel investing.  NH TechJots has a specific focus on the high-tech community in the Granite State. Soon you will…

Washington Post: The Federal Election Commission revealed yesterday that it plans to take what one of its commissioners termed a "relatively nonintrusive" approach to regulating political campaigns on the Internet.

If true, this news from SiliconValleyWatcher.com would certainly be an interesting development in the area of online news aggregation. Silicon Valley Watcher has learned that Moreover Technologies, the San Francisco-based news aggregator, will announce within the next few days that it has been acquired by a much larger multi-national company. The announcement is expected by…

Beltway Blogroll reports that Congress will hold a hearing to explore the issue of FEC regulation of blogs.  The hearing will be next Thursday (9/22) and will feature bloggers and FEC commissioners past and present.

I have decided to coin a new phrase today.  "Blackberry brevity."  I have realized that when I type emails on my Blackberry-esque device (it is actually a Palm Treo 700w), I often abbreviate — not only words, but I curb the length of my message to avoid having to do more thumb typing than absolutely…