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From "mommy blogs" to serious political discourse, American women have added their voice to the web. But should a writer's gender make a difference to readers online? BlogHer founder and CEO Lisa Stone discusses feminism in a digital world.
Kym McNicholas of Forbes and Jon Swartz of USA Today join NBC's Scott McGrew.
NerdBoyTV is a weekly syndicated podcast on iTunes and YouTube since 2007 focusing on consumer technology, techie gadgets, and cool Internet finds for the everyday person. Ryan Yee is the host of NerdBoyTV (with over 33,000 Twitter followers) and provides product demos, expert interviews, and links to the latest technology news. It's like having your very own online "nerd" friend.
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Friday, September 4, 2009
How To Make A Video Podcast
Here's a nice how-to video on creating a "video" podcast...you know, like NerdBoyTV! hehehe
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Changing the world one blog at a time (via MSNBC)
Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Computer School for Seniors Launches New Blog That Spotlights Baby Boomers and Seniors
Since launching last April, Computer School for Seniors, a Carrollton, Texas-based online school for seniors, has been developing tools specific to helping seniors learn how to use the computer and the Internet. The senior-focused blog is the latest in a suite of resources.
The Blog will be updated daily by Computer School for Seniors faculty members and will cover topics ranging from computer tips to photography tricks to inspirational thoughts. In addition, the Blog will serve as a forum to feature different seniors - the most recent one being Paul Yowell from Longview, TX who was among the first to enroll in the School last April. 'Without the help of my computer, life would certainly be a boring situation,' says Yowell. 'I had to give up golf and fishing. But I still have my computer to brighten every day. At 83, I'm a 15% computer geek.'"
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