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The final panel for Episode 4 of Topics on Fire has been set and the topic will be Gender Gap / Technology. Myself (Leslie Poston), Shireen Mitchell of Women Wired In, Leslie Bradshaw (recently featured on CSPAN covering the conventions), Meg Fowler of MegFowler.com (currently helping promote

I recently told you a little about an innovative start-up named Akoha, that founder Austin Hill described in an interview with Tara Hunt as: “…based off Aboriginal gift economies and it’s a pay it forward giving game whereby you earn points based off how well you give to other people.

Chris Brogan, Louis Gray, AND Chris Messina? Hellz yeah.

It’s that time of the week my friends, Let’s take a few moments to look back at some fantastic posts that I visited during the week…. We celebrated Happy Blog Day with Chris Brogan! Crunchy Green Mom shares an important cause in Breast Cancer Awareness.

Go for the Gold I’m writing in response to Brogan’s blog post. He’s only telling his part of the story. Last year at BlogWorld Expo, the first person I met in the hall was Chris Brogan. I already knew him. Yet everywhere I went there he was again. In the hallway, Chris Brogan. In the breakroom, Chris Brogan.

I posted yesterday about BackType and, spending some more time with it, I am really excited about the one thing I think is most important about this tool above all else: Discovery! Yesterday I talked about how you can find new blogs by following some movers and shakers in your niche with BackType.

My monthly column in the San Antonio Express-News ran today where I have list of daily online reading that begins at home and continues at work, when I am on the run, and back home or at a hotel when I travel. Here are links to the sites recommended.

Thank you to Chris Brogan for reminding me that yesterday was Blog Day. August 31st marked the 4th Annual Blog Day. What is Blog Day? BlogDay was created with the belief that bloggers should have one day dedicated to getting to know other bloggers from other countries and areas of interest.

My monthly column in the San Antonio Express-News ran today where I have list of daily online reading that begins at home and continues at work, when I am on the run, and back home or at a hotel when I travel. Here are links to the sites recommended.

BlogDay this thing thought up by some folks who want bloggers to honor bloggers. I've been blogging since the 90s, and this is the first I've heard of it. I'm pretty much already on the outs with anyone who owns a computer, these days, since I'm not a card carrying Democrat.