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How All This New Media Stuff Is Going To Make You Famous And Rich (Or A Happy Ending Is Just A Story That Isn’t Finished Yet)

August 3, 2006

I want to continue a conversation started by Noah Brier.

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Categories: 1938 media, Army Of One, authenticity, big business, Big Media, blog networks, change, enron, Jason Calacanis, new economy, New Hollywood, new media, niches, Noah Brier, nternet, NYTimes, small is the new big, smart, social networks, Tag World, TagWorld, Terrell Owens, The Blogging Times, young people, YouTube, YouTube People

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Things That Don’t Happen In Your Town, Loving Balloons And Hating Cheese (The Sunday Remix)

June 11, 2006

 

Can't start your Sunday off right without a little politics. Check out this new track from New Orlean's rapper Lil Wayne called "Georgia…Bush". The kids are calling it Fire.

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Categories: ACLU, authenticity, balloons, blog networks, cheese, copyright, Fred Wilson, future ex-wife, hype, internet, lil wayne, new media, New Orleans, Scott Karp, social networks, the grates, tyler durden, Umair, Web 2.0, young people

Comments: 9 Comments

The Real Internet Revolution (It ain’t happened yet)

June 8, 2006

 

 [Another fantastic guest post today. This time by Reynold D'Silva of SnakeCoffee. He clues us in on the real internet revolution. Really.]

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Categories: Army Of One, authenticity, blackberry, blogging, blogs, china, India, internet, luckylulu, revolution, reynold d'silva, snakecoffee, Tracy Chapman, Web 2.0, young people

Comments: 8 Comments

Can This Blog Be Saved? (How to monetize prohiphop.com)

June 3, 2006

 

Blogging can get pretty stressful.

Ask Clyde, one of the readers of this blog and the owner of the site ProHipHop.

The reason for his stress?

He can't seem to figure out how to monitize his site.

Let's help him out.

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Categories: Army Of One, authenticity, blog networks, blogs, money, new media, prohiphop

Comments: 12 Comments

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