BlogAdda 5: The Twitter Birdie At Your Blog
If you like writing, then Twitter is just an extension of blogging since it is saying something in just 140 characters. Let’s take a look at how to extend it to your blog.
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BlogAdda 4: Is Your Blog Facebooked?
This week on my BlogAdda column, I talk about how to make Facebook work fory our blog.
BlogAdda 3: Protecting Your Privacy
Last week in my Blogadda column, I wrote about building greater access to your blog. This week is the opposite and about protecting your privacy.
BlogAdda 2: Building Access – Feeds & Link Sharing
After a basic checklist of blog essentials, I talk about the importance of feeds and link sharing on your blog.
BlogAdda 1: Checklist For A Blog
I’m starting a weekly column over at BlogAdda about blogging and interesting things about your blog. This is the first.
Quoted by Mid-Day: Wagging Tongues Is A Good Thing
Sowmya Rajaram ran a story in Mid-Day (dated 8 May 2010) on the phenomenon of Vogging or Voice Blogging, quoting Janaki Ghatpande and me. The story is titled ‘Wagging Tongues Is A Good Thing’ I think it’s an interesting concept and not a surprising one. After text and pictures and…
Quoted In Mail Today: Ignore The Abusers And Keep Blogging Ladies – Harassment, Inacceptable
Mail Today carried a story today on women bloggers and the problems we face in blogging. Yours truly has been quoted alongside a number of promiment ladies on the blogosphere. (Click the image below to see the full story) Some of you may recognize the trolly character I’ve mentioned in…
Blogetiquette For Dummies
Blogging is exploding like no one’s business with every next net-connected person signing up for their own URL. It is great to have this kind of freedom of expression combined with the sheer reach of the internet. In the meantime though, it surely is imperative to remember such things as…
Girl Blogger – The Smaller, Louder Half
Today’s Times of India carries a story that the Indian blogger is more likely to be young and male.
Invisible Man
The man and I have several themes of conversations running. We do manage to have those despite bad telephone signals along the train routes, mad auto-rickshawalas, terror workplace situations and differences in time zones.