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• TypePad Offers Free 'Micro' Blogging Service Six Apart's TypePad Micro, the first version of the service that’s free, is aimed at extremely casual bloggers.
• This Blog Brought to You by the Federal Trade Commission Bad news, freebie bloggers: The FTC is coming down on you like a tray of dishes -- and not just on bloggers, but anyone who uses social media.
• The Funniest People on Twitter: A Top 10 With its 140-character limit, Twitter is a perfect medium for humor delivered in quick, inspired bursts. These ten tweeters bring the funny, and then some.
• FTC Goes After Bloggers ... What's a Blogger, Anyway? The FTC is trying to clarify its expectations of paid endorsers, but I’m still scratching my head over exactly how to make the FTC happy.
• FTC's New Rules for Bloggers: A Quick Guide Not clear what the FTC will require of bloggers and social network users? Here's what you need to know.
• Top 10 Blowhards of the Web Arrington! Scoble! Cuban! Huffington! After much debate, we've rounded up our ten favorite blogging blowhards, the most notable offenders in a vast rogues' gallery of Web windbags.
• More to Say? Forget Twitter — Prattle on (and on) at Woofer As the opposite of Twitter, new site requires 1,400-character minimum.
• The 'Skanks in NYC' Soap Opera: Will Google Be Sued? Soap opera fans, listen up: The Liskula Cohen "Skanks in NYC" debacle is turning into quite the saucy story.
• Find the Web's Best Blog Posts at Regator TMI? Make that TMB: Too Many Blogs. If you're having trouble keeping tabs on the blogosphere, free Web service Regator can help.
• Hands On: Glide Adds New Micro-blogging App Glide Engage is a highly functional micro-blogging and media sharing platform that some netizens may prefer to Twitter.
• Twitter Etiquette: How to Tweet Politely Abiding by a few simple etiquette rules can help keep you and your followers happily tweeting along.
• Cheap Website Themes Are Ready Out-of-the-Box ThemeForest lets you buy, download, and build simple CMS-based sites in less than an hour.
• Will Twitter Sue TechCrunch? The microblogging site hints that it may take legal action against news outlets that publish its confidential documents.
• Start a Blog For Your Business Make sure you examine your business goals before jumping on the blogging bandwagon.
• Blogging Is Over With Analysis: Online trend chronicler says blogging "feels old" -- says he's moving from a blog to a "lifestream."
• Too Legit to Tweet: Famous Faces Who've Left Twitter Some celebrities still have yet to join the cult, but others can't handle the stress of sending short, mundane updates to their fans.
• Welcome To Tech Inciter David Coursey kicks things off on PC World's newest blog.
• Bloggers Want to Make You Pay (And You Eventually May) GigaOM's push for premium content subscriptions signals a trend for premium blog subscriptions. How much would you pay for blog posts?
• Streamline Your Online Experience Use these Facebook, Twitter, and blogging tools and tips to take control of your Web presence.
• Banish Twitter Spam by Following Three Simple Rules The more followers you have on Twitter, the more Twitter spam you are likely to get. Here's how to cut it back down to size.
• MLB in Social Media Stumble With MLB.TV Blog Candid updates and comments about technical issues with the Web video service are gone.
• Hey, Redmond! Don't Get Any Ideas About Buying Twitter Analysis: Sure, rival Google may be thinking about buying the microblogging service -- but Twitter just wouldn't suit Microsoft.
• A Look Inside Twitter's New 'Discovery Engine' Search feature helps Twitter step up its game.
• Blog SEO: 5 Tips To Improve Ranking and Increase Traffic Free blogging sites like Word Press and Blogger offer easy-to-use and robust services, but they often leave something to be desired in terms of SEO. Here are a few simple things you can do to optimize your blog to improve your ranking and increase traffic.
• How Much Longer Will Media Shine a Spotlight on Twitter? Analysis: As Twitter sits on the precipice of a backlash, it's a natural evolution in the six stages of media coverage hell.