Additional links for Wednesday

Posted by Martin Stabe on 11 October 2006 at 13:39
Tags: 18 Doughty Street, Blogs, Daily Telegraph, Guardian Unlimited, Journalism, Podcasting, Telegraph.co.uk

• The First Post: The spin man takes on the Binman
  Benjamin Pell, aka “Benjie the Binman”, is back in the news. Apparently these days he spends most days in the High Court, “exercising his legal right of access to documents produced in open court”.
• Cybersoc: Would Guido really ‘not get out of bed’ for £21k in blog ads?
  Robin Hamman challenges blogger Guido Fawkes’ assertion (in this parish) that he would not get out of bed for the pay be
• Cybersoc: Guardian looking for a discussion moderator
  Guardian head of blogging Kevin Anderson needs a moderator to look after Comment Is Free comments for a few weeks. An unenviable task, no doubt.
• Buzzmachine: Shoot the geeks
  Jeff Jarvis is unimpressed with last night’s debut of 18 Doughty Street, because of their use of “needlessly complicated” software technology.
• Frank Barnako’s Media Blog: 3 best categories for your podcasts
  Frank Barnako at Marketwatch tracks down a study showing the best ways to make money from podcasts: talk about family, science or games.
• Editor’s Weblog: Telegraph to rival iTunes?
  Telegraph.co.uk is launching a music downloading site, based on its Perfect Playlist.

Tags: 18 Doughty Street, Blogs, Daily Telegraph, Guardian Unlimited, Journalism, Podcasting, Telegraph.co.uk