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This is intentional… this episode is BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH….BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH….BLAH..
HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, and again HORRIBLE.
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LOL. Well played.
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Little bit disappointed that blogs weren’t really on anyone’s radar.
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Blogs were mentioned, but time was getting away from the crew. That was my edit as the Eve blogosphere is large enough for its own show.
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Does that mean you’re going to do a TFF on blogs?
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There’s really no tinfoil material about ways to improve blogs per se, but maybe ways to help find certain bloggers besides the blog pack. Usually to drive traffic to a blog site, you turn to the greater social media like Twitter, Reddit, etc. which was the main focus this show. That said, I have come up with a Neocom Podcast format focussing on press type media which includes blogs and news sites.
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the LOL studies were a very interesting part of the show. Thanks!
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Leave it to these guys to turn the show into a psychological case study 🙂 That’s some real tinfoil hattery, eh?
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