Spanish blogging companies are hiring at Web 2.0

It's not common to see such vitality in Web 2.0 companies from this side of the Atlantic. At least three spanish blogging companies - Baquia, WeblogsSL and Last InfOO are looking for bloggers. Via eCuaderno [...] Read More


Blogging is Journalism. Officially. at Web 2.0

The House of Representatives has amended the Free Flow of Information Act of 2007 to include provisions to protect bloggers from being required to divulge their sources under certain situations in the same way as journalists. Instead of requiring journalists to be tied to a news organization, the bill now defines "journalism" to focus more on the function of the job: "the gathering, preparing, collecting, photographing, recording, writing, editing, reporting, [...] Read More


The Dangers of Blogging for Money at Web 2.0

First off let me state that I blog for money, that's what I do for a living and I like it. For the most part I can make my own hours, go out to lunch with a friend if I want to, go to school meetings and go to the gym. I just have to make up the work later. The downside is that if I take a day off [...] Read More


Hiring Done Online at The Social Networking Weblog

"Blogging and social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn are changing the face of how HR will recruit candidates in future" ~Personneltoday.com (Aug 7) Human resource departments around the world are starting to use social networking to hire people. They're searching blogs and social networking sites to find out more about potential hires. Sometimes they find what they're looking for on your site, this can either make or break [...] Read More


Coldplay Goes Hispanic - Or Spanish, I'm not Sure at Latina Viva

The British band Coldplay has announced in their website that Coldplay's next album will have a "Hispanic theme": "The sights, sounds and flavors of Latin America and Spain have definitely been infused on this album. The band visited Argentina, Chile, Brazil and Mexico earlier this year. Chris then came up with the idea of recording in Spain. The music and lyrics have begun to reflect the strengthening Hispanic theme." "No maracas or [...] Read More