Sentences with phrase «talking about are the bloggers»

They do nt normally carry links to commercial sites though — the ones I'm talking about are the bloggers posting a photo from say Paris and with a quote saying «Paris — who wants to go?»

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An alternative approach would be to ensure better living standards and more affordability for renters, but there aren't very many people talking about that, except for a few lone bloggers like Slate «s Matthew Yglesias.

If you're one of the world's 284 million active Twitter users each month, you might be using the social - media platform to keep up with the news from media outlets, views of bloggers and conversations of remarkable people talking about whatever market your business is in.

Investigative reporter and blogger Eliot Higgins has talked about how Facebook's haste to censor what might be disturbing or controversial imagery can directly impact our understanding of a developing news story: the site removed several pages and posts from Syrian dissident groups and terrorist factions, but in doing so it effectively deleted a key source of information about chemical weapon attacks by the Syrian government.

Note: I won't be addressing blogger product reviews, PR, guest blogging, contests & giveaways, mindboggling content, or any other commonly talked about ecommerce link building tactics (at least, I hope they're not common...) in the hope that you learn something new today.

I am from Canada and most of what you are talking about is transferable but do you have a favourite Canadian blogger or site that talks more specifically about our passive income opportunities?

As part of that exploration, us scholar - columnist - bloggers have been asked to talk about trends in our corners of the blogosphere, and make some predictions and prescriptions for the role of scholar - op - ed - writers - bloggers in Canada as it hurtles towards 2042.

This Friday I will be joining colleagues in international affairs, journalism, public policy and political science to talk about «Academics in the Media Landscape: The Role of Scholar - Columnist - Bloggers».

Initially, this list was made up of influencers we found by tracking keywords (like «content marketing») in Google Alerts, authors in industry trade publications, those who were talking about the topic on Twitter, and other bloggers that we just found interesting.

I'm talking about painters, drawers, cartoonists, writers, poets, speakers, musicians, journalists, bloggers, prayers, conservationists, activists, potters, gardeners, jewelers, dancers, bakers, and pizza makers.

Let me know what's on your mind and maybe we could have a guest blogger or two assist in a little online debate about the issues you want to talk about.

Amy Julia is a columnist and blogger and the author of Small Talk: Learning from my Children about What Matters Most.

and SOME place it is traditional for sheiks to pray (im thinking of some places in northern california) so it is the MAJORITY... and again... there is no imposing or forcing as the other bloggers been claiming... talk to them about it then

It's where close to a hundred passionate food bloggers join me in our gorgeous So Cal mountains to study food, talk about food, debate food, write about food, photograph food and EAT FOOD... like this yummy - rich Irish Potato Soup.

This month I was featured in our local magazine in an article talking about food bloggers.

I'm talking about the way some of my fave bloggers present themselves on Instagram Stories.

Today's Coffee Talk post is all about the International Cookie Exchange with a group of food bloggers wanting to share some of their favorite family recipes for holiday cookie treats.

If you're a new blogger and have talked with me for more than 5 minutes than you know how passionate I can get about this topic.

You've been so instrumental in helping open a dialogue, I think, for plant - based bloggers to talk about mental illness.

It's my first time around working with a blogger event... talk about biting my nails on this one.

I talk a lot about how I'm trying to become a «career blogger,» and what that ultimately means is that this website is my day - to - day job.

I like how the new Yum Goggle is looking, and I especially like that you guys are reaching out to bloggers and talking to them about the changes.

Also, YES to buying puffed quinoa... I was actually just talking to Miguel about how bloggers, specifically food bloggers, want you to make everything from scratch, but depending on the food, sometimes it's MUCH easier just to buy something.

Talking about summer, Food network's summer fest is back and I am excited to participate along with few other fellow bloggers.

Two, is the fact that I get to talk about one of the coolest, nicest bloggers, Sneh Roy.

An affordable gift guide, from food bloggers that know what they're talking about.

We've all seen posts by bloggers talking about parking salad ingredients in a jar and then there's always...

Mom blogger Dagmar talks about raising her kids to be eco-friendly as part of the Care.com Interview Series.When it comes to being environmentally friendly, Dagmar Bleasdale considers it a way of life.

I absolutely love connecting with cloth diaper bloggers every single month and I was excited to read and share content from March from all of the amazing bloggers talking about cloth diapers.

Also just being all the girls from the group we got to just chat and kinda talk about what is going on in the blogger world.

She is a frequent contributor to various higher education and college admissions websites as an author, panelist, and blogger and regularly presents seminars and talks for students and families about preparing for college.

As I battle back and forth on these things, I've been noticing a couple of my favorite bloggers are also talking about this.

More on this later, but check out the March post with me and lots of other bloggers talking about the best thing about being a mum

Whether you're a brand or a blogger, you don't want to miss out on the event everyone talks about all year long.

ShareAs part of being a Verizon Wireless Lifestyle blogger I was in NYC last week and I was talking to the social media maven at Verizon (who I think is wicked smart) about my escapades with phones and quality (or lack there off) and he thought that it was a blog post right there.

If no mom bloggers are talking about bedwetting, then the only sources of information are on product websites and on medical sites like WebMD.

-LSB-...] you have no idea what I'm talking about, the 5 Minutes for Mom Ultimate Blog Party is the event of the year for women bloggers.

I've only had them for 2 weeks, so it's great to see all of the bloggers talk about how long they last!

It's why us bloggers have to change our game, because those are the things people want to talk about.

If a blogger, reporter or fellow mom at the playground is talking in a demeaning manner about issues that matter to me, I have every right to tune that person out.

But it's hard to see how bloggers regurgitating your talking points is going to help change anyone's mind about whether HFCS is or isn't a highly processed toxic ingredient or whether it does or doesn't cause obesity, diabetes and liver disease.

And that's where the fun began, because activists started also using the #nestlefamily hashtag to talk about Nestle's corporate wrongdoing, and to ask why bloggers were attending the event.

In an attempt to just be this year, I'm taking the step to set up this party so I can connect with all of the bloggers who want to talk about cloth diapering.

Check out this great video from Dirty Diaper Laundry, I'm the first blogger featured in it and in it I show and talk about the Go Bag.

Of course, I'm not talking about an absolute but a rule of thumb, and all bets are off when it concerns elected officials and others whose lives are in the public realm (celebrities, wannabes, MySpace exhibitionists, porn stars, bloggers), since there's no way a reality show contestant (for instance) can claim a reasonable expectation of privacy.

SummaryL I want to talk about how all of this relates to journalism and the perspective of mainstream media on academic blogging and whether the crisis of professional journalism is an opportunity for academic bloggers.

We're talking about a multi-front war: besides words from McCain and Palin themselves, and conservative bloggers and talking heads on cable news, we're seeing a comprehensive and centralized assault online.

I'm not talking about the Macaca moments, blogger controversies or the unpropitious arrival of various kinds of unflattering documents, but about serious analysis of intentional campaign tools and strategies, such as websites, social networking outreach, blogs and social media.

Of course, this obviously isn't true for ALL segments of the progressive blogosphere (how many male «mommy bloggers» are there, for instance, and how many men contribute to feminist blogs [besides, apparently, me]-RRB-, but when we're talking about the general progressive political blogosphere — what most people think of when they talk about «the blogs» — the big names are predominantly male.

Steve: So, what we are talking about here is, a traditional journalist might think that his or her job is to quote the evolutionary biologist, quote the creationist and let the reader decide, whereas the blogger can say, «Oh, by the way, this stuff that you're hearing from the creationist is nonsense.»