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Ike Pigott talks about a new initiative by the Red Cross to use a blogging platform to deliver messages during crisis situations. These are not blogs, per se, but rather an efficient way to get critical information out to the community.

Students at ESCHS talk about finding ideas to blog about.

Top blog advertising network. Connect to bloggers and advertisers; they pay bloggers to review, talk about, write about and podcast; full disclosure. Former VIP of MySpace; pay-per-post strategy includes acquisition of bloggers and c-level marketers.

Another in my series of videos where I interview students about their work as bloggers.

An insider's look into Egyptian culture and politics through the eyes of bloggers Alaa Abd El Fattah and Manal Hassan from NOW on PBS. In addition to creating a community website, they also participate in demonstrations for human rights and free expression in Egypt. But their activism has come at a price -- Alaa spent 46 days in jail, creating an uproar for his release. In this web exclusive video, the couple share their story and hopes for their beloved homeland. For more information go to http://www.pbs.org/now

Wednesday: The President tries to convince gullible American sheep that although Congress has passed a spending bill to fund the troops, if he (Bush) vetoes it somehow they will be the one cutting off funding. The President cites two anonymous bloggers that things are going swell in Iraq. (Two Iraq dentists who got to make a trip to the White House). John McCain says things are going swell too..uh..huh. Nobody seems ready to vouch for Gonzo. Sanjaya's pony hawk hair. Another Keithy awards segment. Thursday: Gonzo's former chief of staff directly contradicts him in testimony. The consequences of Bush vetoing troop funding is obvious to everyone but him. Karl Rove raps while the administration burns. Sanjaya's hair lives to see another day. The Keithy animal awards

This was the happiest interview I have ever done. It is good to get the perspective of video bloggers in terms of saying what good content is. This is a casual and friendly interview with my fellow video blogger and Friend Casey. Check out vlogdeathmatch.com and galacticast.com.

Amber and Will chat about Amie Street, perfume for bloggers, and Twitter. hotSTUFF: Jeff reviews the Sony Reader.

Rachel Maddow appears on CNN's Reliable Sources (2/18/07). Topics include Anna Nicole Smith, a Mormon candidate, and Edwards' bloggers.

Welcome... Come one, come all to the place where bloggers reside. Our little igloo in the middle of frozen winterland that is cyberspace. Basically, I love to blog and if you do too... I'd love to wrap a proverbial wing around you, read your words and offer you a beakful of debate.

Today Dave talks about the “Manchurian” candidate John McCain trying to silence the internet bloggers, Yemen Jews being extorted, and Hillary letting everyone know about Barak Obama’s Islamic Ties. The Message for today is from Eph. 1:9, God is Sovereign!

a tribute to my blogger friends

This video is dedicated to everyone who blogs from their bedroom

Amber and Mike chat about Windows on a Mac, "Naked" bloggers, and new Big in Japan tools. Jeff summarizes how to send large files for free. Amber interviews Valleywag's Editor in Austin, Texas about the latest geek gossip.

PTV News Special: The Federal Election Commission ruled that blogging falls under the media exemption and bloggers should be treated as journalists what does all this mean? PTV has exclusive interviews with election lawyer Joe Sandler and former FEC Chairman Scott Thomas.

Amber and Mike chat about Windows on a Mac, "Naked" bloggers, and new Big in Japan tools. Jeff summarizes how to send large files for free. Amber interviews Valleywag's Editor in Austin, Texas about the latest geek gossip.

Why has Greensboro, NC, become known as Blogsboro? That's what Amanda Congdon wants to know. Some bloggers answer the question. Produced for ConvergeSouth 2005, held in October 2005 in Greensboro.

Road Node 101::Heads Off / Cambridge MA Watch the video Arriving at Mike & Serra's place , where cookies were in progress, we hit the streets to hang "We Are the Media" posters. Steve Garfield was more effective than our posters in getting humans to attend, having sent out email notices to his blogging lists. Bloggers are likely candidates to make the switch to vlogging. Check.