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Thomson Reuters announced commercial options for its sophisticated metadata generation service Open Calais at the EmTech08 conference last week. Andy interviewed Tom Tague, Vice President of Solutions for Thomson Reuters, about the service and its implications for the semantic web.

Both commercial and non-commercial publishers will be able to continue using the service for free up to 40,000 times a day, “which is a lot of documents,” Tague says. Customers that want contractual service and 24/7 surveillance can now purchase one of its professional services for a couple of thousand dollars a month.

Open Calais automatically creates metadata for people, places, organizations, and other items within content, improves tagging, and incorporates pictures. Tague it offers the service for free because it wants its natural language processing technology to be the best in the world, and one of the best ways to achieve that is to expose it to thousands of users and hyper-evolve it, Tague says.

It’s also a move that will help Thomson Reuters stay relevant in the face of the exploding volume of user-generated content on the web. “[T]he first step toward being relevant to that and maintaining our relevancy in the marketplace for our core consumers, financial professionals, is to make that content interoperable, to let you use the web’s content but let you bounce it against Thomson Reuters content to double check it, to get value, to validate it,” he says. “You don’t make $20 million hedge fund bets on the basis of a Twitter stream.”

Paul Miller reported on the new commercial offerings of Open Calais at ZDNet.

–Kelsey Blodget, Associate Producer

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Technorati Tags: blogging, blogs, calais, emtech08, metadata, open, publishers, reuters, tague, thomson, Tom

“Finally, Organically Grow and Run Your Blog on Autopilot… http://www.internetmarketingbasis.com/store While Generating a Highly Targeted List…by Following this Simple Step by Step Blueprint!”

Every day or every week, you have to take the time to write an article, log into your blogging platform, post your article title, article body, and more. Why can’t you just do it all at once, in the beginning, when you have time?

If you don’t have an email list, then you are missing out on thousands of dollars in profits, each and every week. In fact, many business owners like you, in all sort of niches, make a lot of their money from their lists. List building is absolutely critical to earning a huge income online.

You see, there’s a difference between building a list of people that really want what you have to offer, and building a list that can’t remember why they signed up in the first place.

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Here’s a list of this 6 part video series in more detail

- Video #1: Introduction – How It Works And What You Need
By now, you already understand the power of combining blogging and list building? However, before you begin to implement this system, you have to understand the basic concepts, and what tools you need. We have laid out the groundwork for you, so once you do understand these basic concepts… then you can move on to the ‘action’ steps.

- Video #2: Get Your Content
Content, Content, Content. Before you start blogging, you will need content for at least five or more posts, so that you can start the automation process. But how? Well, it’s actually very easy, and we will show you, how to take a few short cuts in this particular video. You’ll also learn what methods to use to get your prospects to take action and sign up to your list.

- Video #3: Installing Wordpress & Finding Wordpress Themes
Now it’s time to install wordpress and make it look nice. I think this is self explanatory, and if you have Cpanel hosting, you should be able to do this with a few clicks. However, I won’t assume you know how to do this, and leave you in the dark. I want you to get it right, so I am going to show you, every step of the way.

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- Video #4: Wordpress Plugin Blog Automation
In this video, you will learn which wordpress plugins are good to use for automating your blog posting. This is vital to the automated part of your blog, and will make your life easier and save you time. Once you’ve automated your blog, what next?

- Video #5: Marketing – Getting Your Blog Indexed Fast By Google And Other Search Engines
In this video, you will learn an easy to use marketing method, that will get your blog indexed fast…I mean within a few hours, to just a few days. We will explain more about this, in this particular video.

- Video #6: Marketing – Getting Ranked Quickly
In this video, you will learn an easy to use marketing method, that will increase your blog’s rank in Google, Yahoo, and other popular search engines.

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Blog to the Chief

Patrick Hynes is the President of New Media Strategies. He serves as the blog consultant for Sen. John McCain’s Straight Talk America PAC. He is the founder and proprietor of the blog Ankle Biting Pundits.

Erick Erickson is the managing editor of RedState.com, the largest conservative community blog on the internet.

Jerome Armstrong is one of the first political bloggers, one of the architects of Howard Dean’s internet campaign, and has worked as a strategic advisor for multiple campaigns and organizations. He is the co-author of “Crashing the Gate: Netroots, Grassroots and the Rise of People-Powered Politics.”

Joan McCarter is a contributing editor at Daily Kos, writing as “mcjoan.” She has focused on Iraq, the traditional media, and electoral politics at the blog. McCarter was one of a dozen bloggers who attended a private meeting with President Bill Clinton in September, 2006. During the 2006 election, McCarter focused her writing on Democratic prospects in the west. She traveled throughout the Rocky Mountain states through the last weeks of the campaign, researching and writing about Democratic candidates and campaign strategies.

Scott Johnson is a Minneapolis attorney, a fellow of the Claremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship and Public Policy, and cofounder of the Power Line blog, Time Magazine’s first and so far only blog of the year (2004). In addition to publishing articles on trial and appellate practice, he has contributed articles, essays and columns to National Review, the Weekly Standard, the American Enterprise and to newspapers throughout the United States.

David D. Perlmutter is a professor and associate dean for graduate studies & research at the William Allen White School of Journalism & Mass Communications, University of Kansas. He received his BA and MA from the University of Pennsylvania and his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. He has served as a Board member of the American Association of Political Consultants and now sits on the National Law Enforcement Museum Advisory Committee. A documentary photographer, he is the author or editor of seven books on political communication and persuasion.

Watch full video at www.doleinstituteblog.org

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Technorati Tags: blogging, blogs, Dole, Institute, politics

http://www.problogger.net – Leaving comments on relevant blogs to your own is one of the most common tips that bloggers are given for finding new readers for their blog – in this video I show the power of the technique.

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http://www.dailyblogtips.com – A video post about duplicate content, its definition and how WordPress users can minimize it.

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