It’s a bit untargeted considering the reach of our audience, but if you know anyone living in or around (or soon-to-be relocating to) Cleveland with a journalism degree in search of a new job opportunity, send them our way:
Click here for more on the journalism job at Cheezhead in Cleveland, Ohio.

It’s the little things in life … which is why we’re giddy to have broken the 100 followers barrier on Twitter. Thanks juliastone22!
If you’re not a follower and would like to be, go here and click Follow.

Granted, he’s a little like the crazy ol’ uncle portrayed in movies at holiday time, rambling on-and-on about the Nixon administration, UFOs, Jimmy Hoffa’s whereabouts and Civil War collectibles …
However, for those who feel a little less complete - me included - because John Sumser isn’t dropping the gospel on hungry disciples like he […]

Those of you who were dot-com’ing in the ’90s probably remember The Industry Standard, a magazine about all things Web. The publication folded when the bubble burst, even after being as thick as a Sears catalog with advertising at its zenith.
Well, the brand is back. This time ’round in an online-only format.
USA Today covers the […]

There are a lot of naysayers out there when it comes to Twitter, the most popular microblogging platform at the moment. Few of the critics actually use it, but that’s another story, I guess. Such ignorance is incredibly shortsighted.
Here are at least three reasons why Twitter matters.
1. It’s about relationships. Success in life is […]

As a blogger who likes to keep new tunes in the iPod, I always keep an eye on how others are making money. Hollywood-gossiper Perez Hilton is one of the best. Yes, I really do read it for the marketing.
If you’re interested and you get a chance (and it isn’t blocked at work), checkout the […]

Google purchased Feedburner, an RSS management company, in May 2007. At the time, it seemed a bit odd, but the launch of Google Reader in 2005 helped support Google’s affection for blogs and their potential impact on the future of search.
More proof of the appreciation? The “more” drop-down on Google’s homepage has the options […]