Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1 Dave Taylor: The Intuitive Life Business Blog. 2 Chris Anderson: The Long Tail. 3 Gina Trapani: Lifehacker. 4 Ina Steiner: AuctionBytes. 5 Mary Jo Foley: All about Microsoft. 6 David Rothman: TeleRead. 7 Frank Warren: PostSecret. 8 Mike Masnick: Techdirt. 9 Mark Frauenfelder: BoingBoing.net. 10 Robert Scoble: Scobleizer. 11 Peter Rojas: Engadget. 12 John Neff: Autoblog. 13 Ken Fisher: Ars Technica. 14 Deborah Petersen: Life in the Fast Lane. 15 Joel Comm: JoelComm.com. 16 Brian Lam: Gizmodo. 17 Kristin Darguzas: ParentDish. 18 Chris Grant: Joystiq. 19 Scott McNulty: The Unofficial Apple Weblog. 20 Philipp Lenssen: Google Blogoscoped. 21 Brad Hill: Weblogs, Inc. 22 Steve Rubel: Micro Persuasion. 23 Rebecca Lieb: ClickZ. 24 Deidre Woollard: Luxist. 25 Gary Lee: An Internet Marketing Web Site. 26 Richard MacManus: Read/WriteWeb. 27 Eric T.: Internet Duct Tape. 28 Victor Agreda, Jr.: DIY Life. 29 Steve Garfield: Steve Garfield's Video Blog. 30 Grant Robertson: Download Squad. Further Reading. Index.
Blogging Heroes offers an interview with Richard MacManus of New Zealand. MacManus is the proprietor of readwriteweb.com, a hugely successful industry blog.
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Michael A. Banks has written more than forty books, including the bestseller Crosley: Two Brothers and a Business Empire that Transformed the Nation . Online since 1979, he wrote some of the first hands-on guides introducing people to the online world and such services as CompuServe, AOL, and Prodigy, as well as the pre-Web Internet. He has also chronicled online activities for Windows magazine, Computer Shopper , PCMagazine , PC World , BYTE , and other publications. An enthusiastic blogger, Banks has participated in online communities for more than a quarter-century. He sees blogging as the cottage industry of the 21st century, and foresees a variety of new Internet-based business categories changing the shape of business over the next decade.
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