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Much of the innovation we’re seeing in the use and spread of consumer-generated media (CGM) draws from the political blog space.
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New Congressional Bloggers
Beltway Blogroll points to a half dozen new bloggers in the ranks of Congress.
Issue Branding vs. Issue Action on the Web
The web is all about metrics. Unique visitors, sessions, page views, time on site, impressions, click-through rates, cost per click, number of engagements, cost per engagement, and more can all be tracked for a web-based issue advocacy campaign. Inevitably, internal and external clients get excited by the biggest numbers. How many eyeballs are seeing the…
A Progress Report
This space has been fairly quiet of late, as I have been deeply involved in growing and transitioning a number of businesses, ventures, and projects. I thought I’d take a moment to update all of you loyal readers about what I’m up to and in a subsequent post I will share what you can expect…
A Pluck-y Set of Tools for Publishers
Michael Arrington over at TechCrunch profiles a couple of new offerings from Pluck that are designed to help provide fuel to the citizen journalism fire and to make it easier for online publishers to get into the RSS game. I’m particularly intrigued by the effort to help enable community blogging, a move that could revitalize…