Blogging Heroes

Blogging Heroes

Infobox Book
name = Blogging Heroes: Interviews with 30 of the World's Top Bloggers


author = Michael A. Banks
country = United States
genre = Social Media
publisher = John Wiley & Sons
pub_date = 2007
media_type = Print
pages = 350 pp
isbn = ISBN 978-0-470-19739-4

"Blogging Heroes" is a book by Michael A. Banks comprised of interviews with thirty prominent bloggers.

Overview

The book tries to uncover the methods, strategies, and philosophies that allowed each of these bloggers to set their blogs apart from the millions of other blogs that exist.

There are thirty bloggers profiled in the book:
#Dave Taylor
#Grant Robertson, the editor of Download Squad
#Chris Anderson (writer), the Editor-in-Chief of Wired Magazine and the author of [The Long Tail]
#Gina Trapani of Lifehacker
#Ina Steiner, the editor of AuctionBytes
#Mary Jo Foley, a well-known Microsoft watcher
#David Rothman of the non-profit operation
#Frank Warren
#Mark Fraunfelder of BoingBoing
#Peter Rojas of Engadget
#John Neff
#Deborah Petersen
#Robert Scoble, AKA Scobleizer, formerly of Microsoft, currently VP of Media Development for PodTech.net
#Ken Fisher
#Joel Comm, Internet entrepreneur and the editor of JoelComm.com
#Garry Conn
#Brian Lam
#Kristin Darguzas
#Chris Grant
#Scott McNulty of TUAW
#Philipp Lenssen
#Brad Hill
#Steve Rubel
#Rebecca Lieb
#Deidre Woollard
#Mike Masnick
#Gary Lee
#Richard MacManus
#Eric T. of [http://InternetDuctTape.com Internet Duct Tape]
#Victor Agreda
#Steve Garfield

References

* [http://www.michaelabanks.com/ Author Michael A. Banks' Homepage]
* [http://www.michaelabanks.com/ Cover design discussion on the publisher's blog]


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