Archive for the 'Econoblogosphere' Category
Yet another competitor is jumping into the econoblogosphere. According to a Reuters report Slate.com is set to launch a business and economics-related site.* “The Big Money” joins an increasingly crowded field.
“The Big Money” aims to use wit and irreverence to explain the arcana of Wall Street, the same way Slate has done [...]
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Felix Salmon at Market Movers is on a roll in his coverage of “blogonomics” and has become a go-to source on the subject. Recent posts have included a look at a new way bloggers could solicit tips and how independent blogs may become “incorporated into bigger media entities.” These posts are of obvious [...]
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Blogonomics dissected
We have had a long-standing interest in the state of the investment blogosphere. In a couple of posts we discussed the challenges of becoming an A-list blogger and the challenges encountered by investment bloggers looking to maintain and grow their blogs.
There are any number of motivations for financial bloggers. Some want to raise [...]
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There is a meme brewing about the state of the investment blogosphere. The question has arisen whether the blogosphere in general is too bearish. Given our copious consumption of blog posts we should have an opinion on this. But first, a short digression.
In economics there is distinction made between positive economics and [...]
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