Wall Street Journal Podcast: Professional Blogging

Today, the Wall Street Journal’s Tech News Briefing podcast includes an interview with me about the growth or demise of professional blogging. Here are the Wall Street Journal’s podcasts and the RSS feed to subscribe to the Tech News Briefing.

My interview starts at about 7:40. I share some of my experiences with blogging particularly at Consumerism Commentary and my thoughts about earning money with blogs, non-professional blogging, professional blogging for the beginner, and bloggers earning over $100,000 from their websites.

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6 Comments on “Wall Street Journal Podcast: Professional Blogging.” To add your own comment, scroll down.

  1. #1: Mike
    Wednesday, May 21, 2008
    9:26 pm (reply)

    Listening now and looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

  2. #2: klerg
    Thursday, May 22, 2008
    9:08 am (reply)

    Listening to it now, man…great insight!

    Just curious: why does Wordpress put so much strain on a non-dedicated server?

  3. #3: jim
    Thursday, May 22, 2008
    3:26 pm (reply)

    Congratulations man, good interview.

    RE: klerg – it hits the DB every pageload unless you have caching installed/turned on… mySQL can’t handle a lot of connections.

  4. #4: klerg
    Thursday, May 22, 2008
    4:09 pm (reply)

    Ahhh…makes sense…thanks jim!

  5. #5: Ben
    Wednesday, May 28, 2008
    12:14 am (reply)

    Cool interview Flexo! It’s not everyday you get to be on a Wall Street Journal podcast. You sounded great, I’m sure I would have stumbled over my words. Nice work!

  6. #6: Flexo
    Wednesday, May 28, 2008
    12:57 am (reply)

    Ben: That’s the magic of the editing room. :-) Thanks!

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