Blog News - News February 11, 2014

a Everyone Can Go Ahead and Call a Blog Post "A Blog" Now - Gawker

This week's New Yorker contains an essay, currently available in the print edition only, by Roger Angell, about what his life is like at the age of 93 .

Live online protests target NSA surveillance - KIDK CBS 3

Hundreds of websites posted messages opposing online government surveillance on Tuesday, as activists planned live protests and other gatherings in cities all over the world.

Would you want Google Glass in class? - CNN

A young student uses Google Glass to record his work in art class at the Episcopal Academy in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.

Juan Pablo's Bachelor Blog: Romance and Tough Goodbyes in New Zealand - People

Juan Pablo Galavis, former pro soccer player, single father and star of this season's The Bachelor, is blogging for PEOPLE.com each week about the ladies, the dates and the difficult decisions he faces.

Live markets blog: Stocks aim for fourth up day in row as Yellen talks - continuity' - MarketWatch

"The fact that Yellen will continue with tapering gives investors confidence that the weather issues are transitory and problems in the emerging markets are not big enough to drag the US toward a recession.

Top Celebrities Who are Avid Bloggers - Celebrific

Celebrities from around the globe do not just limit themselves to acting in front of the camera.

How to Use Blog-Based Contests to Earn Links #linksecrets - Emarketingperformance

Link building for e-commerce stores can be tricky when there are primarily just category and product pages, and not much other resourceful content.

The Path to Big Data Mastery - CIO

Computerworld - The think-tankers on the Executive Leadership Council at AIIM systematically use a four-box matrix to reduce uncertainty, allocate investments and calibrate new product/service initiatives.

Bakersfield Observed: A blog about life, media, politics and people - Bakersfield

Drought: The Fresno Bee ran an interesting opinion piece on our drought from Victor Hanso n, a historian at Stanford University.

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