A lot of articles lately have been writing about how social media traffic from sites like Digg and Stumble is worthless. I guess I can’t whole-heartedly disagree, but I want to know why! I have the answer - social media users have A.D.D!

This post shows you 6 steps to take to keep your readers and visitors focused while reading your blog.

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Narrowcasting is both a subset and the opposite of broadcasting, which is the wide scale dissemination of content through electronic and traditional media channels, in order to reach a large audience.

Narrowcasting focuses on spreading messages to smaller niche audiences that are defined by their demographic profile, individual preferences

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Social media is without a doubt one of the most powerful and significant sources of traffic for bloggers. However, it’s easy to get frustrated with social media traffic because it can be so inconsistent. One day you may get thousands of visitors, but it can dry up quickly. For this reason a lot of bloggers dismiss social media as a reliable s

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The phrase eerily brings to mind harrowing scenes from Adolf Hitler’s “Final Solution” to finally annihilate the Jews from Europe.

But here in the Philippines it is actually the name of a recently unveiled police measure against journalists covering at the scene of political crises.

It is not, as I first thought, another

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THE recent vote sway during the Malaysian Elections that caused the ruling coalition to lose many of its seats in Parliament and State Assemblies have been attributed to new media, specifically online news portals, and non traditional media

Several online news portals have been set up days before the election and have gained

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Why do you think a lot of start up companies and web services have started integrating blogs as their major source of marketing? Because their blog becomes their own media, a way for them to personally connect to their targeted customers. I feel that anybody who offers a service, be it a freelancer or somebody who just sells stuff on ebay nee

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Keith Olbermann frequently rails against “Fixxed Noise”. I try to catch his show Count Down on MSNBC whenever possible and I have to say it doesn’t surprise me one bit that Fox News stoops to these incredible lows. On the few occasions I have spent a minute or two watching the show out of curiosity and perhaps some comic relief, I have found

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Need a light weight media player? Grown tired of all the useless bells and whistles of Windows Media Player and iTunes? This article will show you a great piece of free software that can be as simple or full featured as you wish.

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A couple of week ago, I got an invitation email from Patrick Gavin from MediaWhiz, AuctionAds, Text-Link-Ads, and now ShoppingAds. I’ve tried AuctionAds for several months then removed from my sites from poor performance. I’m sorry to report that Sh

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I had enough of the telephone survey for a while, no one is at home or interested if they are getting ripped off by paying for insurances which will not cover their debts if they are knocked down by their employer whilst going to the bank to put in

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Whether we like it or not, people are still printing information from the web. For years now the big question for newsletters, newspapers, and magazines has been, how do we get our printed product on the web? But as these mediums have gradually adapted to become more webcentric, the opposite question is becoming more appropriat

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I like reading and doing technical posts because... if we can all blog, I might as well share the wealth of information and know-how. If you know of something I don’t, wouldn’t you feel better when more people drop by and thank you for the info as well as give feedback on the topic? Your titles can be catchy, your font can be fancy, but your

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There's been plenty of debate about the future of professional journalists in the face of challenges from the internet (particularly bloggers). But there's a myth about what journalists actually do which seems to be carried across many of the debates, and it's an important one. And it means that many of the debates aren'

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Wherever Paris goes, cameramen and reporters follow. Everything she says and does is documented, photographed and reported, leading to ever more publicity.

Does this mean that Paris has scammed the media into giving her what she wants?

Or, perhaps, the media has infiltrated her life so much that she has become their puppet, helping to s

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Are atheists really more intelligent than religious people? At least one Danish professor thinks so. After conducting a "study" which involved over 7000 subjects, he came to the conclusion that religious people are less intelligent than other who don't believe in higher entities / atheists.
I personally think that it would

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Blu-ray is dead. Not only is Blu-ray dead, but it was never a real contender to begin with.

Buying forms of media that'll just be phased out with the next great format war is "old-school", and people are tired of converting their libraries every decade. Rather than continue this vicious cycle of waste, people are looking

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You might have been stumbling for months and even years. Some of you could have just started an account and ready to share your interesting findings with your social friends online. You might have read many comprehensive guides like mine or even read my stumbleupon secret report which missed out one of the key guide to share yo

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Anatomy of a Press Release

A press release, seen simply, is a piece of communication letter (or email) to inform, announce, educate or deny and sent to a media publishing house for mass distribution through their news channel - print, radio, television or the web.

What should it contain - the barebones, in chronology

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