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Ryan Imel over at Copyblogger has put up a post asking who would miss your blog if it disappeared? He then goes on to talk about how you can avoid being easily forgotten about or replaced. He gives tips like targetting your audience, being unique, interacting with your readers, and creating content that can’t be [...]

If you’ve always wanted to have your own website with the address written in your own non-Latin script languages, it may soon become a reality as the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)  is set to allow domain names in non-Latin script.

I was recently looking at stuff listed on Digg thanks to Popurls, and saw an article entitled, Why Zappos Pays New Employees to Quit—And You Should Too, and it struck me as a really interesting idea. Zappos tries to weed out potential staff members that won’t understand and be part of the company culture, and [...]

Darren Rowse, of Problogger fame, recently put up a great video that I wholeheartedly agree with in regards to the emerging trends in blogging, especially in blogs that are being run like a business. He includes the following: Multiple Author Blogs Multi-Topic Blogs Blogs Converging with Other Types of Sites Portal-Like Design Indirect Monetization Definitely [...]

WordPress can be amazing software, but it wouldn’t be that way if it wasn’t for a dedicated group of people working on every aspect of the software. Jeff Chandler has posted on Weblog Tools Collection a list of ways that people can contribute to the popular open source software and most require no programming knowledge [...]