So, here we are, after so many years of waiting: Steve Jobs is about to debut the latest thing to come out of his ass: The iPhone!

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Here’s a few things you can do to establish yourself as a mentor, and possibly even a guru.

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I refer to LinkedIn as the social network tool for grown-ups. Not to say that grown-ups don’t use Myspace or Facebook (and there’s nothing wrong with that either,) but for the most part, LinkedIn is known as the “professional” social network. The reason people use LinkedIn is not for the social “coolness” that you get [...]

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As I plow forward toward the next two years of my life, where I will be pursuing that glory known only as a Master’s Degree, I realize that I now possess several things on the net at my disposal. Josh Catone wrote several Web 2.0 apps usable for students, several of which I use:
I went to [...]

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NOTICE: This review is sponsored, but definitely not biased!
As I say a few months ago, I would start writing paid reviews for various sites. I figured the best one to start with would be for PayPerPost, which allows you to review sites without putting ads on blogs.
The reason I picked this was because ReviewMe, PPP’s [...]

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There are so many bloggers out there writing about things ranging from the latest news in Iraq to the latest news on Toilets. Each blogger is arguably their own media outlet. Obviously, however, this wasn’t always the case. Up until a few years ago, the only major media outlets were print and television: The Los [...]

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Continuing the series from my initial Getting Things Blogged entry, we now know how to Collect for your blog using your RSS Reader, but now we need to figure out how to process the entries, GTD style. Got your RSS Reader handy? Good. Let’s get to it: We can process all your feeds in three [...]

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It is in my opinion that a similar concept can be applied to a blog. If I don’t like how a blog writes, odds are I’m not coming back for awhile. A Blog’s first impression is its greatest impression.

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As you may or may not know, I’ve seen both ends of the media table: From the journalist working for the paper to blogger blogging about the latest GTD concept. But during the long adventure I’ve had, I’ve stumbed across some books that I feel really help writers of all types. Here before you are [...]

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One of the biggest points I’ve seen thus far on Lorelle VanFossen’s book on Blogging (Yes, I got it) is that you can link to other people’s content, so long as you offer your opinion on the link in question. However, there comes a time when you must take what has been placed down upon [...]

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