Advertising, editorial lines blur as bloggers’ salaries tied to traffic

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OJR: Mark Glaser: The Internet has been lauded for providing advertisers with exact metrics on how their ads perform, but it also can be turned against writers and journalists, especially at sites that live and die by traffic.

Related: Wired: The New Old Journalism: “it’s not the medium, it’s the reporter.”

Related: Microsoft Small Business: How to make money from your blog: “Many of the people who write blogs today simply want to share their opinion on something. But then there are the business-minded folks, who have found a way to use blogs, or Web logs, to bring in a little extra cash too.”

3 thoughts on “Advertising, editorial lines blur as bloggers’ salaries tied to traffic”

  1. Hello to the king of Philly Future. Thank you for your continued effort on the site. I have found many interesting blogs to read on the blogroll.

    I am writing to ask you to change the URL and title of my site. (again) I decided to delete Phillies’ Jessica due to my desire to start fresh. My new site is simply called Jessika’s Journal http://jessikahjarta.blogspot.com/
    and I hope that you will include it on your blogroll when you have time.

    Oh, and thank you for the sympathetic entry regarding the loss of my mother. I appreciated it very much.

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