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This document provides an overview of blogging and social media options for media content creation. It discusses free blogging platforms like Blogger and WordPress as well as paid options like TypePad. It also covers using iWeb to blog and hosting on MobileMe. Additional sections provide tips for blogging effectively and engaging on social media as well as blogs and Twitter accounts to follow in the journalism field.
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- 8. Options โข TypePad (www.typepad.com) โข $4.95, hosted on their server โข Business use
- 9. Options โข WordPress (www.wordpress.org) โข Open-source, fully customizable; host on your own site โข Option for hosting on their server (www.wordpress.com)
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- 18. Blogs you should read โข Poynter Online - Romenesko โข NewsLab โข Lost Remote: The Business of Journalism โข TVNewser โข Online News Association โข SPJ Blogs
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