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MetalBlogger posted a pic of rockstar and was ordered to take it down. Apparently the photo was a fake Valentine's Day card. There are much worse offenses and offenders out there when it comes to this sort of thing. Whatever happened to artistic and creative freedom in the blogosphere?

What’s the key to standing out in the crowded blogosphere?More importantly, will standing out actually lead to long-term success?Let’s take a stroll down marketing history lane to see if we can find some answers.The Unique Selling PropositionIn 1961, a gentleman by the name of Rosser Reeves published a book entitled Reality in Advertising

This is a few days old but it flew beneath the blogosphere’s radar. It’s a great example of a newspaper going the extra mile and looking into the story behind the story.

Funny comics about blogging and being a mom.

So, when a news story hits blogs and news sites, typically different news outlets will all have their own versions of the same old story. In this case, Flickr users responded to Salmonella contaminating peanut butter with people posting photos of their own death spread in typical Flickr fashion.