Jill Murray
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If you’ve had a blog for a while, you may have noticed a shift in the last year or two in the way people interact with it. Comment threads were once the main measure of engagement with blogs, but now when you share your links on Twitter, Facebook and [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve been browsing a lot of teen blogs lately, and I have to tell you, if you’re about my age or older as of the time of this writing, it is already over for you.
All of the things that you just spent the last decade figuring out? There’s a whole generation of individuals out [...]
Continue Reading →It’s like, really rambly, and has a self indulgent quantity of photos of uninteresting things, yet is targeted to all of us, AND…
He lists himself in the same sentence as Public Enemy.
A must-read.
Continue Reading →TV Stardom on $20 a Day
It’s an article from the New York Times about video blogs. It’s very excited about the commercial prospects, as you can see from the headline.
That’s all well and good, but I’d just like to point out that it’s not really $20/episode. It’s $20 [...]
Continue Reading →I feel kind of silly this morning.
Maybe 2 years ago I was thinking to myself that the advantage musicians have over writers is that pretty much any time they want, they can go play a show, or perform on a street corner, and connect with an audience right away.
It seemed unfair that they [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve been conducting a casual survey into what makes interesting reading on the internet.
So here’s an unscientific list of 10 specific things this site needs to become more popular. (AKA, 10 things I will make no effort whatsoever to include. I don’t care what you find interesting. This isn’t about you.):
1- A [...]
Continue Reading →JillMurray.com is the 967,044 most popular site on Technorati. That’s right, ony 967,043 blogs are more popular than mine.
In order to capitalize on my overwhelming popularity. I’ve added ads. It’s very exciting. So far I’ve raised $0.15 just by clicking on them myself to see if I installed them right.
And that’s not all. [...]
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