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A video for people who wonder why blogs are such a big deal.

Don Crowdis, at 93 years old, has got to be at the top of the Oldest Blogger list.

Problogger.net has asked for bloggers who currently make video posts to create a video stating why you blog and you can get featured on his site next week. Here is a video of why I am a blogger.

Chris Abraham walks you through how to join the fastest-growing and most elegant free blogging services, WordPress.com. Go from the simple acts of joining all the way through set up and administration. Become a blogger in few than 45-minutes. Most folks only need the first 15 minutes to get you started. Chris is a professional blogging instructor. Enjoy!

During an event hosted by ATC in June 2007, the Dalai Lama talked about human rights in Tibet

I shot this at a shinto shrine on Ishigaki island, one of Japan's most southern islands. The stone reminded me of the "Entrance Stone" in Haruki Murakami's "Kafka on the Shore".

Have you ever noticed that there are bloggers who love to just scam you, in todays video we have yet another example of how people love to scam.

http://live.pirillo.com - Thomas is a 14 year old who recently tried to start a Tech blog to make money via AdSense. He didn't do so well, but learned a lot along the way. He is passing along his tips for starting and maintaining a more successful blog.

Problogger asked why we blog. I answered.

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What do spammers hope to gain by sending dozens of links to the comment section of a blog? Are bloggers foolish enough to click on any of those links? Please leave a comment if you know the real answer to why. Or explain in your own video. Thanks, I appreciate you. Kim

Are bloggers journalists? Can a journalist be a blogger? Nicholas Lemann, Dean of Columbia Journalism School and new media critic, answers the question in a interview with host, Jim Zirin, Sidley Austin LLP.

The recent capture of protesters in China has raised questions about censorship in the country. But savvy bloggers are finding ways around Big Brother, and some say they could bring about the crumbling of the Great Firewall of China.

Digital Journal - China loves crackdowns. On activists, bloggers and anyone with a dissenting opinion. And so with the Olympics only one year away, critics are now concerned about the Chinese government's censorship of the Internet and media.

The government has promised W

http://foxattacks.com/bloggers FOX has declared war on the blogosphere and it's time to fight back!

Imagine a knock on the door after you have been on the internet, blogging, and the next moment you are under arrest. Not the latest BBC drama - but a real life one. Amnesty International today (27th October 2006) launched a campaign in defence of internet bloggers in many countries - including China, Tunisia and Iran who have been arrested for expressing views which have upset their governments.

But how have they been tracked down? It turns out that they have been turned in by major internet providers suc

This episode of Danwei TV's Hard Hat Show is an interview with blogger and San Lian Life Week journalist Wang Xiaofeng.

Wang is not afraid to poke fun at sacred cows or to curse China's excitable young Internet users.

His acerbic style and sense of humor have made him your correspondents favorite Chinese blogger. In person, he does not disappoint.

We discussed Beijing culture %u2014 or the lack of of it %u2014 swearing, idiots on the Internet, Northeastern Chinese jokes about sex, blogging, and the

A song and video about blogging and web 2.0. Enjoy! And if you want to find out more about me - go to http://www.davidleeking.com

Here's the song:

My picture is flickring around technorati
And I just discovered I am such a newb, I'm on YouTube

Are you blogging this?
Delicious myspace then tell me with meebo
Drop my feed into bloglines, I'm so web 2.0

Are you blogging this?
Blogger blummy skobee ditto seekum suckingfish
Auctionmapper frappr zoomr feedwhip blish
Rollyo seekum previewseek swicki wink
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