Press Release: Announcing the Birth Of Bloggapedia!
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Announcing the birth of Bloggapedia, the human-edited blog directory and online community with categories from A to Z, and then some!
Bloggapedia.com was born April 10, 2006 at 2:30 p.m. after an intense three week labor.
At approximately 20,000+ lines of code, and a healthy 300+ registered users Bloggapedia came into the world with gusto and promises to grow into everything its proud parent LJNDawson.com dreams of for the future.
Bloggapedia boasts all requisite appendages including: an extensive blog directory, bloggers forum, news resource, blog toolbox, and of course, its very own blog.
About Bloggapedia.com:
Bloggapedia is a human-edited directory of blogs. Bloggapedia's directory is easy to use, and if you don't want to browse, we have a keyword search box. But Bloggapedia is more than just a directory. It's also a one-stop shop for all things blog. Bloggapedia offers tools, resources, information, and news - everything you need to create, develop, upgrade, and rocket your blog through the mayhem of the blogosphere.
Bloggapedia.com is parented by:
Laura Dawson has developed databases and taxonomies for Muze, Barnes & Noble, and Newstex. She currently runs LJNDawson.com, a digital content consulting company. In her free time, she categorizes things.
Her house is very neat.
Rachel Rushefsky has worked for Barnes & Noble for nearly a decade, specializing in data management: analyzing data, correcting data, soliciting data, and working with publishers so that they can send better data in a more timely manner.
She lives in New York City, and when her home computer isn't used for adventure games, it's used to categorize blogs.
With midwifery, surrogacy, and ongoing support provided by thesuperheavy.com and Hamidof.com.
About LJNDawson.com:
Laura Dawson is an 18-year veteran of the book industry. She has directed database and content development at Muze, Inc. and Barnes & Noble.com.
She was a founding member of the ONIX Committee and continues to serve on the BISAC Metadata Committee which further develops the ONIX standards.
In 2001, Ms. Dawson moved to Sirsi Corporation, where she developed content for library interfaces. She has given numerous presentations on patron usage, industry standards, and content development for libraries.
In 2004, she became an independent consultant to the book and e-commerce industries.
For more information, or to submit questions or comments please contact Tess Strand Alipour, assistant to Laura Dawson.
At approximately 20,000+ lines of code, and a healthy 300+ registered users Bloggapedia came into the world with gusto and promises to grow into everything its proud parent LJNDawson.com dreams of for the future.
Bloggapedia boasts all requisite appendages including: an extensive blog directory, bloggers forum, news resource, blog toolbox, and of course, its very own blog.
About Bloggapedia.com:
Bloggapedia is a human-edited directory of blogs. Bloggapedia's directory is easy to use, and if you don't want to browse, we have a keyword search box. But Bloggapedia is more than just a directory. It's also a one-stop shop for all things blog. Bloggapedia offers tools, resources, information, and news - everything you need to create, develop, upgrade, and rocket your blog through the mayhem of the blogosphere.
Bloggapedia.com is parented by:
Laura Dawson has developed databases and taxonomies for Muze, Barnes & Noble, and Newstex. She currently runs LJNDawson.com, a digital content consulting company. In her free time, she categorizes things.
Her house is very neat.
Rachel Rushefsky has worked for Barnes & Noble for nearly a decade, specializing in data management: analyzing data, correcting data, soliciting data, and working with publishers so that they can send better data in a more timely manner.
She lives in New York City, and when her home computer isn't used for adventure games, it's used to categorize blogs.
With midwifery, surrogacy, and ongoing support provided by thesuperheavy.com and Hamidof.com.
About LJNDawson.com:
Laura Dawson is an 18-year veteran of the book industry. She has directed database and content development at Muze, Inc. and Barnes & Noble.com.
She was a founding member of the ONIX Committee and continues to serve on the BISAC Metadata Committee which further develops the ONIX standards.
In 2001, Ms. Dawson moved to Sirsi Corporation, where she developed content for library interfaces. She has given numerous presentations on patron usage, industry standards, and content development for libraries.
In 2004, she became an independent consultant to the book and e-commerce industries.
For more information, or to submit questions or comments please contact Tess Strand Alipour, assistant to Laura Dawson.
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