Blogging turned into a (multimillion$) business
March 31, 2010 in News Roundup, Uncategorized
The battle for top spot in Technorati’s Top 100 blog list is practically non-existent. Week after week the position is occupied by the US-blog-turned-news-website, The Huffington Post.
The Huffington Post launched in 2005 aiming to provide a commentary outlet for liberal viewpoints. What started as a project for a few enthusiastic writers is today a social hub with, according to the co-founder Ariana Huffington, an active community of over 20 million web users.

A 30-second ad slot in the final episode of the popular TV series ‘Lost’ is currently going for around $900,000, the AdAge reports.
Facebook is reported to be ditching the ‘become a fan’ option, instead asking users to ‘like’ a brand.
US scientists have come up with a way to turn human bodies into gadget controls, the BBC reports.
Web researcher comScore has found that web video users would be willing to take on more ads.
