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Jul31	We Have It In Our Power To Begin The World Over Again Tim Stay July 31, 2006 Today, Know More Media, lends its support to Chartreuse and his efforts to get the straight scoop about potential human right violations and governmental abuses in New Orleans. Besides having several authors within the Know More Media business blog network lend their written support to Chartreuse, we also offer the following: $500 to help with the video crew Post the completed video on Know More Media and a number of the sites with in the network An offer to pay one of the video crew at our author pay scale to write daily posts about their trip, their interviews, their pictures, their observations, and publish it on NewOrleansTruth.com, a site we offer to put up and host to help tell the story. Continue Reading Posted at 8:56 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Times They Are A Changing' Hal Halladay July 31, 2006 Come writers and critics Who prophesize with your pen And keep your eyes wide The chance won't come again Come mothers and fathers Throughout the landAnd don't criticize What you can't understand Your sons and your daughters Are beyond... Continue Reading Posted at 6:56 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	CNN Wants You(Tube) Hal Halladay July 31, 2006 CNN announced today that it will allow consumers to play a more prominent role in their news gathering process. The company announced a new program to “let users send in digital audio and video from breaking news events in their... Continue Reading Posted at 1:50 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Know More Media Sampling: Top Posts from July 2006 Easton Ellsworth July 31, 2006 As we close out July 2006, Know More Media thanks you for contributing to our network with your questions, suggestions and ideas.Here's a short list of some of the best posts our network has published in July 2006. Hopefully this... Continue Reading Posted at 11:13 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Mel Gibson's DUI and Katrina Hal Halladay July 31, 2006 50 million blogs can’t be all wrong. Twice in the past week, I have read information on a blog that I had not found or seen in the mainstream press. To start, was a report published this weekend about Mel... Continue Reading Posted at 10:31 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul28	The Floyd Landis ‘Scandal’—A Call to All in the Media Dan Smith July 28, 2006 I posted on the Tour de France and the power of the peloton recently, and, in light of this week’s news on Floyd Landis, the winner of the 2006 Tour de France, I want to add my take, from a... Continue Reading Posted at 4:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Don't Show Me the Money? Hal Halladay July 28, 2006 Speaking of marketing dollars (or the lack thereof), Seth Godin wrote another post about why money doesn’t matter or at least why it may not be the answer. Seth says, "First rule: great product development and marketing almost always comes from... Continue Reading Posted at 1:40 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	When Marketing Matters Hal Halladay July 28, 2006 I loved Seth Godin’s simple post about how marketing matters. He gave an example about a teen center in Denmark, SC that substantially reduced the teen pregnancy rate in its market area by adhering to some basic marketing principles that... Continue Reading Posted at 1:37 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Systems Admin Day Celebration Hal Halladay July 28, 2006 I caught wind of this on biztoolbelt and couldn’t help pass it along. Apparently, Friday July 28th is System Administrator Day. So if you are reading this, thank your Systems Admin. I guess it is no surprise; SysAdminDay has its own... Continue Reading Posted at 1:17 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul27	Spread the Word – Blogs and Politics Hal Halladay July 27, 2006 There is no doubt that blogging and citizen journalism will play a larger role in political elections going forward. The question that comes to mind is, “will blogs play a beneficial role or just digitize and accelerate the mud-slinging?” The internet... Continue Reading Posted at 4:40 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Press Release - Malcolm Munro Writing on LeaderNotes.com Dan Smith July 27, 2006 Today we distributed a press release through our exclusive PR sponsor, PRWeb, about Malcolm Munro becoming a new author on LeaderNotes.com. You can read the release here or view it on PRWeb's direct link.-----------------Orange County, CA (PRWEB) July 27, 2006... Continue Reading Posted at 12:33 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul26	Top 10 Signs You Work For A Web Publishing Company Easton Ellsworth July 26, 2006 I couldn't resist.Here are the top ten signs that you work for a Web publishing company:10. Your eyes, wrists, neck, shoulders and back are always sore - from sitting all day long9. Others find your job as boring to describe... Continue Reading Posted at 5:47 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul21	World Cup Madness was Alive and Kickin’ at KMM Dan Smith July 21, 2006 For the whole length of the 2006 World Cup, we held a contest for our authors, challenging them to examine the World Cup from their unique business topic perspectives; to speak on the marketing of the World Cup, the effect... Continue Reading Posted at 1:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul19	Web 2.0 Survival Checklist - Inspired By Dead 2.0 Easton Ellsworth July 19, 2006 Last week, some dude at the snarky Dead 2.0 blog published 11 suggestions for avoiding becoming a "dot-bomb 2.0" company. Now let's see how well Know More Media is following that excellent advice (italicized). These are just my opinions, but... Continue Reading Posted at 6:40 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul18	Music Gets Democracy – I’Kona Meets Blues Traveler Hal Halladay July 18, 2006 In a recent Newsweek article, School of Rock Music founder Paul Green stated that "Technology has totally democratized rock." The story chronicles the fledgling but startling success of bands such as the Muldoons and the Tiny Masters of Today –... Continue Reading Posted at 10:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul15	Zidane Headbutt Mania Highlights Changes in Pop Media Consumption, Production Easton Ellsworth July 15, 2006 Imagine for a moment that Zinedine Zidane's infamous, immortalized headbutt of Marco Materazzi in the World Cup Final took place not in 2006, but in a prior World Cup. Let's travel back in time and capture the hypothetical media frenzy... Continue Reading Posted at 2:04 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul14	Power of a Tour de France Peloton = Power of a Blog Network Dan Smith July 14, 2006 I’m a huge fan of the Tour de France, going on right now – I watch it every day. I am intrigued by the strategies, the many facets of sport, and the trial of human strength and endurance. One thing... Continue Reading Posted at 4:49 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul13	Hollywood Isn't Plastic (Yet) or Alternatives to Ushers With Night Vision Googles Tim Stay July 13, 2006 Hollywood is teetering on the edge of a precipice. As the barriers to video-on-demand fall, as services such as YouTube catchs hold, as it becomes easier to get that movie from your Tivo or PVR onto your iPod, Hollywood will discover that consumers will continue to demand to play a hand in editing, altering, remixing, mashing up their content. Continue Reading Posted at 8:04 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Directors Guild: We Will Let Muslims Edit our Films, Just Not Americans Tim Stay July 13, 2006 So, Mr. Scorsese and the rest of The Director’s Guild, are you not harmed by HBOAsia? Are not all those Muslims deprived of seeing your original work? Does this not hurt your work, your brand, your identification? Why do you allow Muslims to see unauthorized edited versions of your work that is cleaned up, but you do not offer that choice to Americans? Continue Reading Posted at 3:16 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul11	One in a Billion World Cup Hal Halladay July 11, 2006 A billion. Now that is a lot. I was one of a billion that tuned in to watch Italy vanquish France in the World Cup. I guess I could have felt alone, just a tiny small digit in a sea of numbers. After all,... Continue Reading Posted at 2:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 8	What to Do If All You've Got Is One Red Paper Clip Easton Ellsworth July 8, 2006 Kyle MacDonald has succeeded in taking one red paper clip and turning it into a house. Thanks to his blog, we all can learn about the power of finding value in even the smallest or oddest things.... Continue Reading Posted at 7:27 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 6	Ten New Authors & Blogs Added to KMM in the Past Month Dan Smith July 6, 2006 In the last month, we’ve added ten new authors and/or blogs to our growing network of business blogs: Tanya Palta on OurBollywood, a blog covering Bollywood, the business of Bollywood, and the Hindi cinema. Mehdi Hassan on SouthAsiaBiz, a blog... Continue Reading Posted at 1:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments

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Jul31	We Have It In Our Power To Begin The World Over Again Tim Stay July 31, 2006 Today, Know More Media, lends its support to Chartreuse and his efforts to get the straight scoop about potential human right violations and governmental abuses in New Orleans. Besides having several authors within the Know More Media business blog network lend their written support to Chartreuse, we also offer the following: $500 to help with the video crew Post the completed video on Know More Media and a number of the sites with in the network An offer to pay one of the video crew at our author pay scale to write daily posts about their trip, their interviews, their pictures, their observations, and publish it on NewOrleansTruth.com, a site we offer to put up and host to help tell the story. Continue Reading Posted at 8:56 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Times They Are A Changing' Hal Halladay July 31, 2006 Come writers and critics Who prophesize with your pen And keep your eyes wide The chance won't come again Come mothers and fathers Throughout the landAnd don't criticize What you can't understand Your sons and your daughters Are beyond... Continue Reading Posted at 6:56 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	CNN Wants You(Tube) Hal Halladay July 31, 2006 CNN announced today that it will allow consumers to play a more prominent role in their news gathering process. The company announced a new program to “let users send in digital audio and video from breaking news events in their... Continue Reading Posted at 1:50 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Know More Media Sampling: Top Posts from July 2006 Easton Ellsworth July 31, 2006 As we close out July 2006, Know More Media thanks you for contributing to our network with your questions, suggestions and ideas.Here's a short list of some of the best posts our network has published in July 2006. Hopefully this... Continue Reading Posted at 11:13 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Mel Gibson's DUI and Katrina Hal Halladay July 31, 2006 50 million blogs can’t be all wrong. Twice in the past week, I have read information on a blog that I had not found or seen in the mainstream press. To start, was a report published this weekend about Mel... Continue Reading Posted at 10:31 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul28	The Floyd Landis ‘Scandal’—A Call to All in the Media Dan Smith July 28, 2006 I posted on the Tour de France and the power of the peloton recently, and, in light of this week’s news on Floyd Landis, the winner of the 2006 Tour de France, I want to add my take, from a... Continue Reading Posted at 4:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Don't Show Me the Money? Hal Halladay July 28, 2006 Speaking of marketing dollars (or the lack thereof), Seth Godin wrote another post about why money doesn’t matter or at least why it may not be the answer. Seth says, "First rule: great product development and marketing almost always comes from... Continue Reading Posted at 1:40 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	When Marketing Matters Hal Halladay July 28, 2006 I loved Seth Godin’s simple post about how marketing matters. He gave an example about a teen center in Denmark, SC that substantially reduced the teen pregnancy rate in its market area by adhering to some basic marketing principles that... Continue Reading Posted at 1:37 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Systems Admin Day Celebration Hal Halladay July 28, 2006 I caught wind of this on biztoolbelt and couldn’t help pass it along. Apparently, Friday July 28th is System Administrator Day. So if you are reading this, thank your Systems Admin. I guess it is no surprise; SysAdminDay has its own... Continue Reading Posted at 1:17 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul27	Spread the Word – Blogs and Politics Hal Halladay July 27, 2006 There is no doubt that blogging and citizen journalism will play a larger role in political elections going forward. The question that comes to mind is, “will blogs play a beneficial role or just digitize and accelerate the mud-slinging?” The internet... Continue Reading Posted at 4:40 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Press Release - Malcolm Munro Writing on LeaderNotes.com Dan Smith July 27, 2006 Today we distributed a press release through our exclusive PR sponsor, PRWeb, about Malcolm Munro becoming a new author on LeaderNotes.com. You can read the release here or view it on PRWeb's direct link.-----------------Orange County, CA (PRWEB) July 27, 2006... Continue Reading Posted at 12:33 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul26	Top 10 Signs You Work For A Web Publishing Company Easton Ellsworth July 26, 2006 I couldn't resist.Here are the top ten signs that you work for a Web publishing company:10. Your eyes, wrists, neck, shoulders and back are always sore - from sitting all day long9. Others find your job as boring to describe... Continue Reading Posted at 5:47 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul21	World Cup Madness was Alive and Kickin’ at KMM Dan Smith July 21, 2006 For the whole length of the 2006 World Cup, we held a contest for our authors, challenging them to examine the World Cup from their unique business topic perspectives; to speak on the marketing of the World Cup, the effect... Continue Reading Posted at 1:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul19	Web 2.0 Survival Checklist - Inspired By Dead 2.0 Easton Ellsworth July 19, 2006 Last week, some dude at the snarky Dead 2.0 blog published 11 suggestions for avoiding becoming a "dot-bomb 2.0" company. Now let's see how well Know More Media is following that excellent advice (italicized). These are just my opinions, but... Continue Reading Posted at 6:40 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul18	Music Gets Democracy – I’Kona Meets Blues Traveler Hal Halladay July 18, 2006 In a recent Newsweek article, School of Rock Music founder Paul Green stated that "Technology has totally democratized rock." The story chronicles the fledgling but startling success of bands such as the Muldoons and the Tiny Masters of Today –... Continue Reading Posted at 10:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul15	Zidane Headbutt Mania Highlights Changes in Pop Media Consumption, Production Easton Ellsworth July 15, 2006 Imagine for a moment that Zinedine Zidane's infamous, immortalized headbutt of Marco Materazzi in the World Cup Final took place not in 2006, but in a prior World Cup. Let's travel back in time and capture the hypothetical media frenzy... Continue Reading Posted at 2:04 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul14	Power of a Tour de France Peloton = Power of a Blog Network Dan Smith July 14, 2006 I’m a huge fan of the Tour de France, going on right now – I watch it every day. I am intrigued by the strategies, the many facets of sport, and the trial of human strength and endurance. One thing... Continue Reading Posted at 4:49 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul13	Hollywood Isn't Plastic (Yet) or Alternatives to Ushers With Night Vision Googles Tim Stay July 13, 2006 Hollywood is teetering on the edge of a precipice. As the barriers to video-on-demand fall, as services such as YouTube catchs hold, as it becomes easier to get that movie from your Tivo or PVR onto your iPod, Hollywood will discover that consumers will continue to demand to play a hand in editing, altering, remixing, mashing up their content. Continue Reading Posted at 8:04 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Directors Guild: We Will Let Muslims Edit our Films, Just Not Americans Tim Stay July 13, 2006 So, Mr. Scorsese and the rest of The Director’s Guild, are you not harmed by HBOAsia? Are not all those Muslims deprived of seeing your original work? Does this not hurt your work, your brand, your identification? Why do you allow Muslims to see unauthorized edited versions of your work that is cleaned up, but you do not offer that choice to Americans? Continue Reading Posted at 3:16 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul11	One in a Billion World Cup Hal Halladay July 11, 2006 A billion. Now that is a lot. I was one of a billion that tuned in to watch Italy vanquish France in the World Cup. I guess I could have felt alone, just a tiny small digit in a sea of numbers. After all,... Continue Reading Posted at 2:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 8	What to Do If All You've Got Is One Red Paper Clip Easton Ellsworth July 8, 2006 Kyle MacDonald has succeeded in taking one red paper clip and turning it into a house. Thanks to his blog, we all can learn about the power of finding value in even the smallest or oddest things.... Continue Reading Posted at 7:27 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 6	Ten New Authors & Blogs Added to KMM in the Past Month Dan Smith July 6, 2006 In the last month, we’ve added ten new authors and/or blogs to our growing network of business blogs: Tanya Palta on OurBollywood, a blog covering Bollywood, the business of Bollywood, and the Hindi cinema. Mehdi Hassan on SouthAsiaBiz, a blog... Continue Reading Posted at 1:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments

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