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The Internet is a very time-consuming place. At best. At its worst it's a very time-wasting place. The question is: How responsible are you for wasting the time of others? Do you update your Facebook status or tweet or blog more often than you really need to? You don't have time to follow what all your friends are doing; do they have the time to keep abreast of everything that's new in your life. Do you ever wonder if all of this is a bit pointless?

The Internet Writing Workshop has a blog which publishes news and information for all types of writers.

Huge resource of writing articles, resource links, author interviews, news and views. Definately bookmark and add to your RSS feed. Home to the Internet Writing Journal.

The publishing industry is changing as are reading habits. Paperbacks are out, ebooks are in; bookshops are closing, Internet sales are booming. So where does this leave the poor old reader? How does he find the books he really wants to read and once he has does he need to do anything about it? Can a reader be content that he's done his bit if he's bought and read a book? Does an author have any right to expect more from him?

There has been a lot written over the years about the danger of artificial sweeteners and the Internet is awash with articles some more believable than others. Scottish author Jim Murdoch talks about his own personal experience using aspartame in his coffee and the crippling brain fog that followed.

The Mind Map Watch blog mines the internet - blogs and twitter reports - for articles released on mindmapping. The site has a regular Twitter update of these articles, plus a good list of MindMapping applications and software for creating mindmaps.

Global Site Plans, branding for environmental design, specializes in website design, internet marketing, social media, branding, and content services

"For writers, the usage of the Internet can go in two directions: it can either be a great resource for the work they are producing, or it can turn into a black hole that consumes their productivity by luring them with endless distractions."

The Internet offers a wealth of resources for publishers, advertisers, and creatives to explore. It doesn't matter what writing activity you practice and what obstacles you face; you can always find the right tool that will help you get better in your work. To save you from the effort of exploring lots of different tools to find the right ones for your needs, we will list the most effective tools for creative writers, publishers, and bloggers in the continuation.

Sourcing of fun has many medium and GIF or Graphic Interchange Format is one of the most popular formats for images on the internet. It mechanism is fabulous at compressing of images with the identical shade.

Writing a proper script takes a lot of time, skill and experience. Amateur scriptwriters will many times struggle with organising their ideas into a final format. Writing a professional, unique and interesting script can be a challenging task. If you are stuck at a particular point in your script, you can always look on the internet for tips and script writing services.

The advent of Hindi in the online landscape had been swaying along in the initial years of the internet in India, but as the web has come-of-age, so has the acceptance of this oft-neglected language.

Bill Gates wrote an essay 'Content is King' back in 1996 that talked about things beyond writing a blog or making a video and asserted that real money on the Internet would be made through content. In the past decade, few industries have been as disruptive as the content industry. A few years ago, MarketingMag.com predicted that content marketing will be a $300 billion industry by 2019. Now, according to a recent report from Technavio, the content industry is projected to be worth $412.88 billion by 2021.

All of us spend way too much time online. The big question is: How well is that time spent? We read things and, five minutes later, couldn't tell you what we've read. We post blogs and update our Facebook status and imagine there are people who are really interested but are they-and we, of course-only going through the motions of showing interest? And woe betide you if you're trying to sell something to your peers because the odds are they're trying to sell something to you and if they buy what you're offering and you buy what they're offering isn't that all a bit pointless? Step back, take off the pink-tinted glasses and have a fresh look at your online habits.

How to make $500/month through Blogging with Adsense

Lifehack Live - on hiatus, but the podcast archives found here contain some interviews with authors, creativity and productivity experts.

A set of mailing lists (groups) which communicate via Email, open to all styles and genres of writing. There several critiquing and discussion lists to join and participate in.

Basics tutorial in setting up a free Blogger blog, uploading images and placing text for fiction writers wanting to publishe illustrated stories onto the web.