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  StevenHodson

  11 months ago

  unfortunately I'm not even near the 50,000 PV so I guess I'll have to wait for a while yet before knocking on your door :)
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  Aaron Brazell

  11 months ago

  A lot of misconception around my video though that I've heard through other channels. I'm not advocating restricting content in anyway. There will be crossover.... there always is. But certainly, there are blogs with strength in areas that try to be something in another area just because there's more traffic to be had (i.e. covering a story thats all over Techmeme). I look at the political blogging space as those who have gone before us. Certainly, while some of the blogs have coalesced into networks (e.g. Pajamas Media), others have certainly coalesced around other non-network entities (Think Progress, The Atlantic - course, they're a mag, Firedoglake, etc).... If the great granddaddys of blogging have seen this as a best fit in many cases, the tech blogosphere should consider it.
  
  As you know, I'm happy to ally. I just have a weakness in selling ads. :-)
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  Paul Stamatiou

  11 months ago

  dropping my name in the bucket as well. about 200k pviews/mon here.
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  EricFriedman

  11 months ago

  I would certainly be interested in following up and helping out. Although I am not sure my traffic meets the requirements, I would certainly be willing to put in the time.
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  Jeremy Wright

  11 months ago

  While I'm assuming there'll be no interest, I would like to note that we're releasing tech later this year to allow all this to happen very seamlessly (and at no risk to member blogs, since they can set a minimum CPM and set a backup code ... like their AdSense code).
  
  And it also gives blogs access to a sales team which, per my post, is really the biggest challenge.
  
  Again, I'm sure there's little interest to work with me and b5 again (for obvious reasons), but I'd be happy to show you our plans at Gnomedex, and if you like it, to figure out a way to insulate you from the things you don't like or agree with Duncan.
  
  End of the day, what we'll be launching doesnt' lock bloggers in, doesnt' require a commitment, gives bloggers full control and is designed to helping all bloggers (not just the biggest ones) make more money ... without giving up their current revenue streams.
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  Jeremy Wright

  11 months ago

  Just to clarify, what I'm proposing would basically be to create The Inquisitr Ad Network, and for us to run the tech and sales (though you could have a dedicated sales team selling as well). All about choice, freedom and helping small to medium bloggers earn more.
  
  But, again, no worries if you don't want to go down that road Duncan :) Either way I'll be at Gnomedex and can show you the pieces if you'd like. Either for you to work with us, or just for you to use in building whatever it is that comes from this :)
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  sbspalding

  11 months ago

  I've always liked this idea. I meet to reqs, you know my email address Duncan, drop me a line for details.
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