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Is The Blogher Conference Sexist?

To those organizers I challenge them to look in the mirror and realize that you’ve now become the same evil and sexist pigs you started out with the goal of overcoming.

BlogHer's Guide To Political Bloggers

Our customer BlogHer just launched their new BlogHer Guide to Political Bloggers.  Neat stuff, built on top of Cerado Ventana.  (But i'm biased :-)). Check it out. From the BlogHer page:

Bullying & Cyberbullying

Bullying is a serious issue. It makes people feel bad, makes them do things that they might not necesarily want to do, and forces people's hands. Cyberbullying is worse - it takes all those things, puts them online in blogs or journals or social networks, and ramps it up a level via emails, Twitters and text messaging, and instant messages.

BlogHer: How to Build Your Audience

Elise Bauer, Simply Recipes and Learning Movable Type Three things to thing about, with respect to building traffic:

Factiva Social Media Roundtable

Some random notes and thoughts during Factive's Social Media Rountable.

MIMA Summit Starts Today

The Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association annual Summit starts today.

BlogHer - Gender Has Nothing to Do With it

If you read any of the posts that people wrote from or about the BlogHer conference in the US last week, you'll probably arrive at the same conclusion I did - a terrific event filled with people who have interesting points to make and thoughts to share.

BlogHer Aftershocks Rumble Through Blogosphere

The aftershocks of BlogHer rumble through the blogosphere...the confidence, the insights, the diversity, (and even the vitriol and invective), 700++ voices from the individuals who were there, as well as the multitudes who followed the conference online.

My Adventure at BlogHer

This past weekend was BlogHer. I only was able to make it down for the Saturday sessions, but overall, I think it was a great event. In a sentence, it was the most valuable blogging-related event I have attended in the past year.

BlogHer and Conference Marketing

Back from two phenomenal days at BlogHer, and now starting to digest some of the things that I'd noticed over the weekend.