Periodically on Profy we get companies who request a review. We will generally review these and, if they have merit, will give their site an honest appraisal, like we did for LongJump and other sites. We don't promise good PR write ups, only honest site evaluations, and thank goodness, because ClayValet had few redeeming qualities.
I found the entire premise of ClayValet to be insulting to internet shoppers everywhere. The site is geared toward a
If you've been following Laura Fitton on Twitter (@Pistachio), you've probably seen a lot of links with news about the cyclone and resulting aftermath in Myanmar. And the junta running the Myanmar government doesn't want its citizens seeing the information behind those links. Actually, they don't want anyone to see them.
I've mainly been following the story on Irrawaddy, and the news is not good. The junta is delaying aid to people suffering, sometimes
Have we finally reached the tipping point for actually stating that we have ethics and where we draw those lines?
It wasn't even a month ago when I mentioned that all bloggers may need a personal code of ethics as detailed as Kara Swisher's if we wanted to be taken seriously as journalists. There is often a fuzzy line, especially when you are writing in a world where blogs often co-sponsor parties with the companies they are supposed
There have been a ton of globally and ecologically aware companies that have caught my eye over the past few weeks, so many that I feel like I'm playing catch-up just to get a chance to look at them all. I had several new-to-me companies saved in my browser, and at first glance, I wasn't at all happy with what I saw.
The first three companies are all Web 2.0 donation companies. Obviously, the success of microlending organizations like
Today is Mother's Day in the U.S. and many other parts of the world, so I thought I'd take advantage of the day to celebrate some of my favorite moms from blogs and other social networks.
Sundry: Linda is probably the "mommy blogger" I've read the longest, and she was one of my first interviews here on Profy. I was reading her blog before being a mommy was even on the radar, and she'd continued to keep
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