What do Guy Kawasaki, Jason Calcanis and TechCrunch all have in common? Neil Patel, co-founder of ACS Consulting, who is the search engine wizard behind these blogs’ success.

Content is king in the Top 100 blogging world and all of these blogs mentioned have great content — ...

We recently heard of an interesting food challenge that we just couldn’t pass up. The blog, Gluten Free by the Bay, created a blogging festival to collect recipes for a friend in need. Karina, a.k.a. The Gluten Free Goddess, recently found she has a bevy of allergies in ...

Jaiku is one of a new breed of microblogging tools. Twitter and Pownce are the other two (we’ll try to visit them in the future), but Jaiku was the first to bring us threaded discussions and a Facebook app that works. Plus, Leo Laporte loves it, so lots of ...

Continuing our time with Sunny Johnson of WildFoodPlants.com, we explore her past experiences eating ultra local foods for a year, why she started blogging and vlogging and her outlook on what the future hold for humans and the earth together. We love Sunny’s videoblog — check it out to ...

As most security professionals know, passwords are a losing proposition. We use them because the capability comes with your operating system, but their weaknesses are many. Here, Dana Epp talks about the capabilities of token-based authentication, as well as some of the weaknesses. He hopes that some day in the not-too-distant future we will control our own digital identity rather having a different identity with each and every merchant or server.

Siel, aka Green LA Girl, has been blogging about her personal experiences with green since 2005. Using her blog as a journal, a conduit and a clearinghouse for practical green information and advice, she urges her fellow Los Angelites (and beyond) to think critically about the choices they make. ...

Criticisms are being made by bloggers on Guy Kawasaki’s newest venture, Truemors. Kawasaki candidly addresses these challenges in this latest post on Marketing Voices. Kawasaki launched Truemors on approximately a $12,000 budget. Jones also prods Kawasaki to talk about how he is handling the negative fallout from his previous ...

Keith McAllister, former executive vice president of CNN, discusses how the news media is being impacted by the blogging community. His thoughtful perspective offers suggestions for how his company MOCHILA, a professional media marketplace for feature content can help old media and new media work better together.

BlogHer was one of our favorite conferences of 2006. Why? Beause it was different. You had mommy bloggers talking with tech bloggers and political bloggers. There’s a myth that there aren’t many bloggers who are women and BlogHer is going to explode that myth — last year, nearly 1,000 ...

Priya Shah of WATBlog called me up to do an interview on the current state of podcasting in India. I figured it may be a good idea to record the interview and also release it as a podcast.

Traditionally, this is the show where I interview CEOs of Indian IT ...

Biz Stone, Co-Founder of Twitter talks about the social networking and micro-blogging service’s runaway success, and how marketers can leverage this new tool. Speaking to Jennifer Jones, Biz describes how people are using Twitter, and answers Marketing Voices viewers’ questions concerning privacy, monetization and the cats.

In the F5 booth at RSA 2007, Martin McKeay of the Network Security Podcast, taps some of the top security bloggers to get their take on the current security scene. Guests include:

Teneable’s Ron Gula, Cutaway, and Mike Rothman. This is an F5 podcast.

Pheedo’s founder and VP of marketing, Bill Flitter, came over to PodTech to talk with me about advertising in RSS feeds, among other things happening in the blogging industry.

At RSA 2007 F5 Networks Technical Marketing Manager Lori MacVittie talks with Martin McKeay of the Network Security Podcast about the F5 blog DevCentral.

This is an F5 podcast.

Well-known blogger, marketer and venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki, gives tips on how to write a great blog and discusses how he became ranked as blogger number 24 on Technorati. Speaking from his home in California, he meets with Marketing Voices’s Jennifer Jones and notes that he spends ...

As videobloggingweek2007 comes to a close and approaching one thousand uploads, Irina shares her favorite picks - Perros, Ken’s H&R Block on YouTube, and a special shout out to Jim from The Clip Show who posted a video every day this week.

It’s the last day of videobloggingweek2007 and Irina Slustsky thought we’d close with something every girl on the go needs…beauty tips while drving.

As videoblogginweek2007 continues, Irina discovers being a journalist today isn’t what she expected….

As videobloggingweek2007 continues, Irina goes Ninja.

In our second review of videobloggingweek2007, Irina tallies up the hundreds of videos submitted so far and picks out three vloggers she likes: the indefatigable TwitterVlog, the decidedly un-medical Out On the Stoop and the stories behind the photos of Completely Known.

We enjoyed our conversation and worm-bin-making adventure with Freshtopia’s Barb Finnin so much that we’ve decided to give you another little taste! Barb and Ryanne discuss the radical-ness that is composting and how to avoid bringing non-compostables (darn plastic bags!) into your home.

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Irina Slutsky gets a cooking lesson on the art of boiling an egg as videoblogginweek2007 continues…

In the heart of Park Slope, in Brooklyn, Rolling Press is, unlike traditional offset printing presses, the perfect neighbor. No loud noises, no harsh fumes - Rolling Press is a dual-purpose live/work studio and home to company president Eugene Lee. Eugene gives us a tour and drops some science ...

Irina Slutsky does her interpretation of what not to do when vlogging for this week’s videobloggingweek 2007.

Irina Slutsky’s picks for Videoblogging Week 2007 (videobloggingweek2007) thus far…. It’s only Monday and already 200 vlogs have been uploaded.