Post of the Week - O'Reilly Radar

The four part post about O'Reilly Radar gets our "Post of the Week" awards. This post discusses computer programming book sales and trends at great length and is a worthy collection for any business blog.

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Post of The Day - O'Reilly Radar

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I love some good business posts and this is a classic from O'Reilly Radar as Mike Hendrickson blogs about computer book publishing sales and trends. It is a muti-part article so be sure to read the previous ones as well.

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Post of the Week - Problogger

The popular blog, Problogger, wins its first "Post of the Week" award with this classic post. Read the post again to bring out your creative side.

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Post of The Day - Read/Write Web

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Read/Write web has a nice little project here. The author, Alex Iskold, tries to calculate how much text data do we process everyday. It is a nice take on our everyday internet lives.

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Post of The Day - Seomoz.org

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Seomoz.org gets its second trip to the winners circle this time with updated tips on how to make an e-commerce successful and consumer friendly. The last SEOmoz winner was this one back in March 5.

One thing I like about SEOmoz is that they always take a look at old things in new perspectives. You see lots of web business tips but they make theirs always a notch higher than the others.

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Post of the Week - Blog Law

We only had four posts that battled for weekly honors this time around but somehow it was more difficult to get a winner. The quality was way up there this week.

Aviva Directory's Blog Law gets our "Post of the Week" with the post entitled "12 Important U.S. Laws Every Blogger Needs to Know". This is one of those posts that really should be in print editions of newspapers. The writing and information passed here amazing!

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Post of The Day - Blog Law

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Blog Law presents us with a very detailed discussion of legal stuff every blogger should be aware of. This is some great stuff and hope you will learn a lot from this post.

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Post of The Day - Zolved

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It's another new month and Post Awards is here again to serve you great posts from around the blogosphere in any topic.

Zolved.com becomes the first winner for the month of May with a post on how to enhance your Skype experience. The internet telephony company Skype has been a very valuable resource since it came to the scene and now there are tools to make the product more suitable to your needs and Zolved.com presents them in this nice post.

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Post of the Month - CopyBlogger

April now has its "Post of the Month" and CopyBlogger snatches it with a great article about correlating Benjamin Franklin and online marketing. Congratulation to Mr. Brian Clark for a truly outstanding post!

This is now our second "Post of the Month". Will this be our "Post of the Year"?

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Post of the Week - Thought Mechanics

This historical collection of quotes gets the nod for "Post of the Week" and advances for nomination on "Post of the Month". This one truly deserves it amidst all the great posts nominated this week.

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Post of The Day - Beyond The Rhetoric

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Michael Kwan provides a very interesting post in Beyond the Rhetoric with a list of the Ten Most Common Passwords. The list actually will be published in May by PC Magazine so you get an advance peek on his blog. Great list so read all about it and be careful with your passwords.

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Post of the Week - CopyBlogger

The Benjamin Franklin themed marketing tip at CopyBlogger qualifies for the "Post of the Month" as it bags our weekly honors. If you haven't read it yet, please do and see why it is one of the strong contenders at "Post of Awards".

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Post of The Day - CopyBlogger

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Are the words of Benjamin Franklin still relevant for this day and age?

Copy blogger writer, Brian Clark, says that if you an online business like a blog, you can take Franklin's word and apply it to grow your venture. This is a very relevant and creative and I hope everyone in the web business gets to read it. It's one of those classic posts that makes you love to read blogs everyday.

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Post of The Day - PayPerPost

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Our winning post for today is quite different since we didn't choose it for its great writing or stylistic use of graphics and video. The choice was based on a an idea about the post. The corporate blog of PayPerPost is aiming to gather as many blog comments it can muster so that it can beat the Guinness Book of World Records.

It will be a good idea to revisit this post once in a while to see if they will succeed.

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Post of The Day - Seth's Blog

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Our "Post of the Day" goes to famous blogger Seth Godin. In this great article about his experience in writing the Ebook, "Unleashing the Idea Virus", Seth has shown the benefits of this activity to those who can write great material. His way of distributing it was unorthodox and people can learn a thing or two from his thoughts.

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Post of The Day - Tutorial Blog

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Who says that websites should be composed of multiple pages?

The post at Tutorial Blog gives us our "Post of the Day" award as it lists stunning one-page websites. The websites mentioned in the article have stunning design and has all the info you need to know in a single page.

It's a must see...

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Post of the Week - Yahoo Messenger Blog

The Yahoo Messenger Blog gets the Weekly Award with a great post on March 20 talking about using Instant Messaging for visually impaired people. Congratulations Sarah!

Please take note that next Saturday, we will pick our final qualifier for "Post of the Week" and then the day after that, the very first "Post of the Month" winner will be picked among them. You can review the past "Post of the Week" winners so as to determine your favorites. Please take note that one more entry will be added here so the race is still wide open!

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Post of The Day - TreeHugger

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It seems that this the week of the gadget related posts. TreeHugger gets our "Post of The Day" as it mentions environmental sound tips on accumulating and disposing gadgets and its related products. The article is quite long and probably the longest one cited here at Post Awards but it is informative and a passionate take on the topic.

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Post of The Day - Yahoo Messenger Blog

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Our "Post of the Day" goes to the Yahoo Messenger Blog! It is seldom that I choose and even read product blogs but this one is too interesting to pass up and not be given an award. This post shows how Yahoo Messenger can be used effectively by visually impaired individuals.

The post also gives as an insight on how the visual impaired process natural voice messages much faster than those who rely on their sight. This is a great discussion on how the internet can be accessible to anybody.

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Post of The Day - The Free Geek

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Do you love buying new gadgets? The Free Geek has a very practical advice for gadget lovers that will help to prevent them from burning their wallets. This is a good post and truly deserves the "Post of the Day!"!

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