Below is the second part of the video interview I did for Social Media Explorer. If you have been blogging for awhile, you probably won't learn much from the interview. But for newbies, it is worth a look.
I've finally set up my new home on the web. Coconut Headsets is where I will blog when I leave this site. It won't be daily, and it may not even be weekly, so I encourage you to pick up…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on November 30, 2007
I have an unusually busy schedule in December, and to compensate for a much lower posting volume, I'll be taking guest posts. So whether you blog or not, if you want to write something for Businesspundit and make sure a…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on September 27, 2007
There is now a college scholarship available for blogging. With all the negativity sometimes heaped on "bloggers," why would anyone give them a scholarship?We believe passion is important. As the world gets more competitive, those who are passionate about what…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on August 2, 2007
Here is a post that you may want to take a look at if you are interested in business blogging. It lists 100 resources, broken up by category, that might be useful to any business starting a blog.
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on January 31, 2007
Charlie O'Donnell has a cool idea - raise money for charity with one of those Superbowl wagering games.
For a donation of $10 (plus PayPal transaction fees), you get to stake claim over a box on a 10 x 10 table…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on December 20, 2006
Businesspundit launched on March 12, 2003. Some would say that the business blogosphere was born. Others would say I wasn't reallyt the first. It depends. Actually, it doesn't really matter. What matters is that the business blogosphere has been a…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on August 25, 2006
Bren has decided to let anyone post to his blog today. Sounds like Bren is embracing peer production, so I guess Slacker Manager has gone Web 2.0. That should attract some nice VC investment. But seriously, go check out the…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on July 19, 2006
Two new blogs I've been reading that might interest you...
Brain Based Business, which is pretty self explanatory
and
Punctuative, a blog written by my friend Matt who is an analyst at a VC firm. Matt doesn't post that much, but I nag…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on June 18, 2006
You may want to check out Marktd, a user driven marketing site, and npost, a site that interviews lots of entrepreneurs. I have spent some time at both lately and they have some good content.
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on May 4, 2006
Since the "Greatest Two Minutes in Sports" is coming up this Saturday, I thought you all might be interested in the blogger's guide to the Kentucky Derby. I second the tip "get some Derby pie." That stuff is awesome.
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on April 4, 2006
I could blog a lot more than I do if only there were a few more hours in a day. I keep a text file on my desktop with a list of several dozen ideas at any given time that…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on March 10, 2006
Barry Rithotlz posted a nice analysis of the new Wall Street Journal Blogs. (Law and Washington Wire are available for free). It's about time they got with the program. It's strange, but doesn't it seem like the mainstream media has…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on March 7, 2006
Obviously no one at WalMart reads this blog. Otherwise, they wouldn't have made such a mess in coaxing bloggers to say certain things.
Long time readers will remember that in October, American Express hired me to cover an event, and as…
Filed in archive weblogs by Rob May on February 18, 2006
An interesting thing about weblogs is that they are primarily a new phenomenon and most bloggers are relatively young. Thus there haven't been many cases of bloggers dying. I've often wondered what would happen if a popular but anonymous blogger…
