In September 2009, Scripps News reported that 5 percent of the members Congress were serving without having a college degree, which is not required
Going to Blogging While Brown in NYC this year? Use My code for $15 Off
FYI, in case you are going. My session covers ways to monetize your blog beyond using Facebook and Twitter. Check out the
Deciding when it’s time to dump an affiliate ad program
Today, I made a decision to remove all of the pay-per-sale affiliate ads on one of my blog properties. Pay-per-sale are one
Pretty Girls Rock, but Smart Ones do too: How the “Princessification” of Girls stunts their aspirations
This week, I have been loving seeing photos shared in social media of all of my friends who are top mom
15 Ways to make money as a “mom” blogger
Just sharing a nice synopsis that NannyNewsNetworks compiled and ask that I share: There is money to made from blogging, and moms
The Anti-Lean In: How the Rules for Women Entrepreneurs Differ; Tech Biz Vet Paula Tompkins explains
When Paula Tompkins started her career in the male-dominated tech field in the mid-1970s, as one could imagine, the atmosphere for women
5 Tips for Small Businesses on Small Budgets
You don’t have to have a large budget to manage your small business. Here are some tips on how to save costs:
Social Media’s overnight stake out of the Boston bombing suspects
If you are just waking now, you have missed what has probably been what one Twitter user, lawyer Exavier Pope, described as a digital
Watch what you Tweet: Library of Congress is done archiving all your tweets & Who else is capturing your tweets to share with the world
If you tweeted anything crazy that you want to take back, it may be too late. The Library of Congress announced this
This Week in Politics and Technology: 3 incidents where social media caused ruckus
It was a slow news week this week. However, we did see at least three incidences where social media and politics intersected:
