“Technology is for folks.” – Grace Davis
(live from BlogHer)
“Technology is for folks.” – Grace Davis
(live from BlogHer)
“Is your blog a gallery, or a canvas?”
“I’m not a great photographer. My pictures are not worth 1000 words. My pictures are worth, like, 50 words, and I have to write the other 950.” – Eden Kennedy
“‘Community’ is a very big word right now. The trend is toward community and closer interactions with customers.” – Charlene Li
(live from Blogher)
“I have made a distinction between pseudonymous blogs and ‘other identity’ blogs. A pseudonymous blog is written by someone under an anonymous identity, who fully admits that his or her identity is secret. An ‘other identity’ blog is one that the blogger writes under an identity that is not his or her ‘true’ identity and is not disclosed to be ‘other’. I have decided to use the word ‘other’ to remove moral implications that words such as false or fake carry. I also italicize truth because truth is a subjective concept upon a large continuum of experience.” – Stephanie Hendrick (more here)
“Girls have ‘shopping blogs’ and guys have ‘cool hunting’ sites.” – From the room discussion from the commercial venture session at BlogHer.
“People can smell fake a million miles away.” – Maggie Mason, on using blogs for commercial ventures.
“Food is political. It cuts across class, race, gender.” – Shuna Fish Lydon
(live from blogher06)
“Blogging is like the gateway drug of technology.” – Elisa Camahort
(live from blogher06)