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Video: Australian Professional Bloggers featured in TEN News report
Darren Rowse — hero to many bloggers out there plugging away in the blogging industry — and other Australian bloggers making a living writing online — Neerav Bhatt and Karen Cheng — were recently featured in a news report aired “down under.”
From Darren Rowse’s Problogger:
Just a short note to welcome viewers from Australia’s TEN News. A story just aired on the TEN network that featured three bloggers – Karen Cheng, Neerav Bhatt and myself (I’m told it will also be on the PM editions of the news in some cities tonight). For international readers – you can now see the report here. …
ProBlogger is a blog about blogging – more particularly it’s a blog about making money from blogging. Millions of blogs have sprung up on the web over the last 5 years and many of those bloggers are now looking to take their blogs from something that is purely a hobby … . For most this is simply a way to pay for their coffee habit or to save up for that new gadget that they’ve been eyeing off – but for some blogging has become a significant source of income.
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Mr. Hedges,
I received a copy of your address at Princeton in which you addressed issues turning of the relationship of the US and Israel.
I found most of what you said very familiar from other publications.
My hope is that you will elaborate further on just how the current relationship between the US and Israel got to this point, and how it is maintained. I’m assuming that part of the answer involves following the money. But I’m wondering if you might provide insight into just how the relation actually works.
Second, I wonder if you have suggestions about how the US might actually disenthrall itself from this most difficult relationship with Israel. Knowing how the relationship actually works might shed some light on how it could be changed.
Thanks for your good work.
Robin Kash
Hi Robin,
I’m not the Chris Hedges you’re looking for. But, thanks for stopping by.