Who Let the Blogs Out? by Biz Stone

Who Let the Blogs Out? by Biz Stone

Blogs--or weblogs--are a huge phenomenon on the internet. From ultra-personal diary entries to specialized information on a wide variety of subjects (teen ranting to presidential campaigns), blogs are the new way to create a virtual community that can effect real-world change. It's not hard to set up a blog, but it can be difficult adjusting to life in the "Blogosphere."
One of the first blogging experts, who helped found the weblog community Xanga, Biz Stone will help readers:
--learn the origins of blogging
--discover why blogging is so popular
--explore the ettiquette of the blogosphere
--bring traffic to a blog
--make money by blogging
--use a blog to become influential in any industry
--maintain a blog and keep it fresh
With internet heavies like AOL, Microsoft, and Google already providing weblog software, blogging is moving out of indie geek culture and into the mainstream. Who Let the Blogs Out? is a next generation blogging book for anyone who wants to get started or anyone who wants to keep their blog blooming.

In 1999, Biz Stone established himself as an Internet entrepreneur. He went on to work at Google, where he helped to pioneer blogging and podcasting, before co-founding Twitter. Biz is currently the creator and CEO of Jelly, his newest endeavor. With his wife and children, he lives near San Francisco, California. ThingsaLittleBirdToldMe.com twitter.com/@Biz facebook.com/BizStone