Content from the two well-known blog networks will be available as part of Newstex’s Blogs On Demand service.

Okay, even Gawker admits this could be phony, but it has to get written up: The New York Post’s Page Six says George Clooney is trying to destroy Gawker Stalker by spamming the system.

In traditional media an entire industry rose out of advertisers’ need to audit emerging formats.

After Nick Denton enticed Nick Douglas away from Blogebrity, it was learned that Douglas would be the scribe behind the then-unnamed Silicon Valley outpost of Denton’s Gawker empire.

There’s been a lot of talk about the 25 percent.

Rumors have begun to swirl that Nick Denton’s next move after getting placement on Yahoo sites will be to establish a Gawker-like site that looks at the drama and gossip in Silicon Valley.

Look out retailers, Gawker Media has launched a new blog called…

The portal company will include stories from Gawker Media blogs throughout its network of sites.

The gap between big media and micro media is narrowing.

In its 24 October edition, Business Week has an analysis of the recent sale of Weblogs Inc to AOL from the point of view of the potential for advertising in blogs.

One of the great things about presenting on new media communication channels to a group of people of which over 90% are active bloggers is that it certainly keeps you focused on the precise relevance of the points you’re making and which they’re expecting to hear about.

The New York Times Article on Nick Denton and Gawker has an array of interesting titbits in it that will make a good weekend read for any aspiring ProBloggers.

Nick Denton, the expat Brit and creator of the Gawker Media blog network, is interviewed today in the New York Times.

I have not always been the biggest fan of C/Net News.com – and during the dot-com days, would joke that their traffic was made up of PR firms, in-house PR people and the VC firms.

I’ve been following on with interest and fascination at John Battelle’s emerging FMPublishing project. John is attempting to build a publishing company …

Microsoft and Volvo today announced that the car company is now advertising on the MSN Spaces blogging platform. The new campaign includes a micro site that enables consumers to find interesting content within the MSN community.

An article today reminded me that your location is still very important in getting press coverage.

An article today reminded me that your location is still very important in getting press coverage.

Seven bloggers have been named to The Media 100 (PDF) – Media Magazine’s annual list …

I’m not sure why, but there’s a weird trend sweeping through the blogosphere that when you think about it, takes us right back to the Geocities style hit counters and spinning logos days.

Fred Durst has apparently dropped Gawker from his lawsuit over the hosting of his hacked sex video.