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How to be a successful online commenter
Want to break into the lucrative world of leaving comments under online articles? These ten tips should help you on the way to fame and fortune
Read More »Is Flybe’s web booking system fair – or even legal?
Budget airline add-on fees When it comes to budget airlines, Ryanair is the traditional whipping boy. People love to hate Ryanair, and automatically assume that it is the worst airline for underhand practices and
Read More »Corporate blogging: Does it compromise a writer’s independence and integrity?
Round the world trip As some of my regular readers may be aware, I recently spent two months travelling around Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Singapore. I was on a somewhat whistlestop round-the-world
Read More »Postscript to bloggers vs journalists debate
Corrections My previous post – Bloggers vs Journalists: Why bloggers are second class citizens – seems to have stirred up quite a debate. There are a few things that have been brought to my
Read More »Bloggers vs Journalists: Why bloggers are second class citizens
Or The Curse of the Woman Who Didn’t Know When To Shut Up. Difference between bloggers and journalists A few weeks ago, the ever-excellent Matthew Teller hosted a debate on his blog about
Read More »Will Amazon change how social media works in travel?
Amazon innovation It’s an innovation that has, largely, slipped under the radar. But it could have a big impact on how the travel industry deals with social media. I’ve a feeling that Amazon may
Read More »Who will pay for travel writing? A potential compromise
Blogosphere debate Jeremy Head has written a characteristically interesting post on whether travel content that has been paid for by a company can ever be objective. As part of the debate, he references Matthew
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