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Zanotti is a blogger - a politically conservative, 25-year-old female blogger. And while that niche is more crowded than it used to be, it remains a good market for would-be pundits aspiring to help fill the maw of the 24/7 news cycle.

Under laws due to come into force at the beginning of next year, but likely to be delayed until April for the UK, companies posing as consumers on fake blogs, providing fake testimonies on consumer rating websites such as TripAdvisor, or writing fake book reviews on Amazon risk criminal or civil liability.

When I first started reading this I thought what's the big deal. He wasn't a staffer with the paper so big woo. Then I read that they were paid by the newspaper. That would be a problem. Covering something for a paying MSM site while having a financial interest in it would be a big no no.

1. They put a touch screen on a phone... hardly invention of the year. Much more deserving inventions are being overlooked for some FoTM.

Fans of medical drama Casualty will be gripped by a new subplot in the long-running show, thanks to the controversial musings of a phantom blogger.

And that would be a bad thing, why? As for the libertarians observation, I'm going to guess there are some bloggers who might take issue with that.

Dakno Marketing, Inc. a rapidly growing real estate web design and marketing firm, announced today the acquisition of Blogger Lounge and its blog portal bloggerlounge.net. Blogger Lounge is the comprehensive blog marketing Web site recognized by Technorati as one of the top 1% of blog sites in the world. The acquisition highlights Dakno’s investment to transform social media marketing functions into a viable component for real estate professionals who desire to effectively reach consumers in th...

− University of Kentucky College of Medicine student Trent McBride has a lot to blog about these days. McBride, a third year pathology resident, along with fellow pathology residents Kenneth Youens, Diana Cardona and Gretchen Galiano, founded a pathology blog called Pathtalk.org that was recently recognized on the Fox News Health home page as Best Health Blog.

Another young writer has joined The Reporter's team of bloggers. Sabrina Muerle, a senior at Will C. Wood, volunteered to begin writing a weekly Web log, or blog, after reading about the opportunity on The Word page two weeks ago.

I don't really feel bad for this blogger, as he should have expected this as a possibility based on the use terms of Facebook. If he didn't want to use his real name, he should have gone to myspace, or something else.