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	Jason Kottke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jason Kottke (born September 27, 1973) is a well known American blogger and former web designer currently living in New York City.
		Kottke has served on the Advisory Board for SXSW Interactive since 2000 and has spoken at the SXSW Interactive conference as well as the Seybold and Netmedia Conferences.
		In 2000, Jason Kottke and his girlfriend Meg Hourihan were profiled in a New Yorker article, You've Got Blog, which introduced blogging to a wider audience.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jason_Kottke (426 words)

	glassdog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A few weeks ago, über-blogger Jason Kottke announced that he was turning his back on corporate America and will now suck his own audience dry like a giant Amazonian leech, begging readers to support his on-going quest to out-link every other blogger and eliminate the hyphen from web-log forever.
		Kottke does his best to explain himself without alienating the very audience he expects to pay him for being Jason Kottke.
		Jason Kottke: First of all, I'd like to thank Lance for this opportunity and such a nuanced and interesting first question.
	www.glassdog.com /archives/2005/03/10/interview_jason_kottke.html (998 words)

	Jason Kottke to work full time on his weblog
		Jason Kottke just announced he is going to run kottke.org full-time supported -- he hopes -- by user donations.
		Jason decided to not take advertising dollars but he does have prizes for his pledge drive.
		Jason Kottke just announced he is going to run kottke.org full-time supported - he hopes - by user donations.
	www.niallkennedy.com /blog/archives/2005/02/jason_kottke_to.html (187 words)

	Blogebrity Tags: Jason Kottke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Kottke is sick and not just sickly; he posted photos of himself, but they were indistinguishable from the colors of his blog design.
		Jason Kottke is headed to Asia, where he and Meg will visit Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Saigon.
		Jason Kottke bags the groceries, mows the lawn, turns around twice, taps the doorknob, arranges his papers, takes a shower, arranges more papers, recites the alphabet, plays Katamari Damacy, takes another shower, and he's DOING ALL RIGHT THANK YOU WHY DO YOU ASK.
	www.blogebrity.com /tags/jason-kottke (3772 words)

	Ad Astra Per Aspera: Sony and Kottke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		About a few months back in September, Jason Kottke posted information about Ken Jennings' loss on Jeopardy, and on the 28th of November he posted an audio clip of Ken Jennings' loss (of which the episode aired two days later).
		Jason has recently updated the public on this situation.
		Jason Kottke is just reporting the news just like any other self respecting journalist would be doing, and Sony steps on him only because they think he is a small fry.
	shadowconflict.blogspot.com /2004/12/sony-and-kottke.html (252 words)

	Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jason Kottke (2nd nomination) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I don't give a flying shit about this Jason Kottke person.
		I'd seen many references to kottke.org before this, but assumed it was a Leo Kottke fan site.
		Strong Keep Jason has created several award-winning sites and is probably notable more as a person who has created these sites than via one site alone.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:Votes_for_deletion/Jason_Kottke (594 words)

	Nerve Endings Firing Away: Jason Kottke, Full-time Blogger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If you haven’t yet heard this, Jason Kottke – almost a grandfather of blogging had a difficult choice to make; his job or his blog.
		Jason, primarily due to his reputation and interesting content of his blog, has received an encouraging response so far.
		Jason himself is scared and uncertain of the consequences of his actions and plans to try this out for a year.
	patrix.typepad.com /nerves/2005/02/jason_kottke_fu.html (1074 words)

	Jason Kottke To Stop Blogging? — Business Logs
		Jason was just providing his readers with a tidbit of information about one of the stories of the moment, and in no way was making a profit from posting that audio file on his weblog.
		Jason did what he was asked to do, when he was asked to do it.
		I am simply sore that Kottke could really be so sensitive to this little "slap on the ass" that he would discontinue all the good he does.
	businesslogs.com /best_practices/jason_kottke_to_stop_blogging.php (4479 words)

	Doing kottke.org as a full-time job (kottke.org)
		Jason Kottke becomes a full-time blogger; Corante New York
		Jason Kottke is a presonal inspiration; Philosophistry: it's Greek for "The Love of Rhetoric" (Philip Dhingra's blog)
		All content by Jason Kottke (contact me) unless otherwise noted, with some restrictions on its use.
	www.kottke.org /05/02/kottke-micropatron (2157 words)

	All things Bru: kottke, vacation, trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jason Kottke posted this yesterday, as he came back from a week or so of vacation.
		Oh, and Jason, speaking about staying "out of the web", closes with a sentence that I think I'll quote often from now on: You can take the boy out of the web and put him in a sheep pasture, but you can't take the web out of the boy.
		Joe, I don't think Jason was seriously ungrateful, I took his comments as tongue in cheek.
	www.codewitch.org /archives/2005/05/kottke_vacation.html (403 words)

	Cash For Kottke at Scam City version 9.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		So Jason Kottke announces to the world that he has quit his job and plans to work on kottke.org full-time...
		I know I’ll probably be the only one who thinks this is a bad idea and no offence to Jason, it’s admirable that he’s quit his career to start a full-time blogging career, people will be falling over themselves to pat Jason on the back simply because he is THE Jason Kottke...
		Jason’s using his blog for income, probably not his total income but income none the less...
	www.scamcity.co.uk /journal/?p=678 (825 words)

	peterme.com: simply porn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		I believe Jason's work is pure parody, and qualifies as protected speech.
		Jason, by taking the Palm ads a little step further, demonstrates the foolishness (on many levels) of the original ads.
		Jason, unsure of his legal boundaries, took his parody down.
	www.peterme.com /simplyporn (173 words)

	Jason Kottke, Ken Jennings and the Jerks at Sony (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		However, reading Jason Kottke’s original postings about the Ken Jennings saga, I have enjoyed a little heightened interest in the path of the famous Ken Jennings.
		Time passed… Kottke pieced together (after some research) the final questions and then managed to get the actual audio byte and posted it to his website.
		Kottke has removed the spoiler (audio and transcript) from his site and has had his enthusiasm both for blogging and Jeopardy zapped.
	jameszambon.com /blog/2004/12/jason_kottke_ken_jennings_and_the_jerks_at_sony.php (340 words)

	pc4media: Jason Kottke Turns Beggar to Voluntary Subscriptions
		If you haven't heard, Jason quit his job and is asking his readers to pay him to blog.
		jason may have just stood up and raised his middle finger, in a way, saying: "i'll do it myself".
		What Jason is really doing is challenging that writing/journalism needs to be combined with advertising in one entity...
	worcester.typepad.com /pc4media/2005/02/jason_kottke_tu.html (775 words)

	Jason Kottke and Sony
		Jason Kottke's recent experience with Sony has him reconsidering his role as a publisher.
		Jason has demonstrated good judgment and community building in the past.
		I received an e-mail from Jason before he pointed at one of my entries with a file hosted on my servers to let me know he would be willing to mirror the file if I had bandwidth issues.
	www.niallkennedy.com /blog/archives/2004/12/jason_kottke_an.html (303 words)

	Airbag - Freed.
		Yesterday morning Jason announced that he has broken the shackles of menial labor and refuses to work for the man anymore.
		Kottke has given me hope that one day I'll be able to quit my job and so I can blog full time...
		Jason Kottke is a foundational blogger and exemplifies the qualities that constitute skilled blogging -everything from technical proficiency to diversity of interests to writing ability.
	www.airbagindustries.com /archives/007137.php (1610 words)

	rachelleb.com: Jason Kottke's Tator Tot Hotdish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Last month Jason Kottke posted his family's recipe for tator tot hotdish.
		I wrote Jason to tell him that the tator tot's place is always on the top and he told me he thought tator tots on the top were sacrilegious.
		rachelle tries out the Kottke family recipe for Tater Tot hotdish, but prefers her family's recipe, which is basically the same, but with Tater Tots on the top, not the bottom as the Kottke recipe specifies.
	www.rachelleb.com /001425.html (2624 words)

	Kottke goes full time \| MetaFilter
		Kottke's taking a large personal risk, turning down ads that he could doubtless make money off of, and just hoping that his work is appreciated enough that people will be willing to chip in for more of it (but if you don't chip in, that's okay too).
		Kottke is mostly links to the same stuff that everyone else is linking to on the internet, with the occasional extended commentary that in my opinion no better written or thought provoking than many other blogger's commentary out there.
		I mean, no trees are dying because Jason Kottke is blogging, whereas I have several of your beloved non-fiction tomes that were probably a significant portion of the Amazonian rainforest.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/39822 (16378 words)

	The Media Drop: Jason Kottke's blogging concerns
		Kottke had pointed out details he was given about Ken Jennings' eventual demise on the television game show "Jeopardy," and much speculation took place on blogs and in the public eye that he would lose sometime this year.
		I'm actually starting to wonder if Jason Kottke is being made an example of by Sony at this point.
		I'm sure their ratings were ridiculous, frankly (I have the web traffic to prove, at least, that the interest was HUGE), and it's not as if the ratings went down one day after he lost (if they did) because someone blurted out the news in advance of it happening.
	www.themediadrop.com /archives/001556.php (676 words)

	Bloggers Boycott Sony - The Jason Calacanis Weblog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In case you’ve missed it, Sony is trying to take down long-time blogger, Jason Kottke, because he posted a tiny audio sample of a question from Jeopardy.
		Clearly, they are upset about the fact that Kottke reported earlier this year on when the record-setting Ken Jennings would lose (Kottke got a tip from someone in the audience who was there).
		Kottke putting up the clip or the transcript is like him telling a Jeopardy story at a cocktail party.
	www.calacanis.com /2004/12/03/bloggers-boycott-sony (1844 words)

	Eyebeam reBlog: Jason Kottke awarded fellowship by Eyebeam R&D
		Eyebeam is pleased to announce that pioneering blogger and designer Jason Kottke will be Eyebeam's first Senior Fellow in the R&D Labs.
		This means that Jason, who recently went full-time on Kottke.org, will have a reason to leave his apartment each morning.
		Jason's fellowship is the first of several exciting developments for Eyebeam R&D. Stay tuned for more announcements in the coming months, including the launch of our new lab.
	www.eyebeam.org /reblog/archives/2005/03/jason_kottke_awarded_fellowship.html (537 words)

	IMterview: Jason Kottke at midway point of full-time blogging year - Blogebrity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		IMterview: Jason Kottke at midway point of full-time blogging year
		Jason Kottke left his job on February 22 to blog full-time.
		He ran a 3-week fund drive for kottke.org to launch a year of contributor-supported blogging.
	www.blogebrity.com /blog/2005/08/imterview-jason-kottke-at-midway-point-of-fulltime-blogging-year.php (881 words)

	Thoughts in and out of my mind... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Scott Rosenberg: Jason Kottke, a Web veteran and longtime blogger whose work I've always respected and enjoyed, has quit his job to blog full time, and rather than go the advertising route, he's passing a patronage hat.
		I kicked in a wee bit and encourage you to do so as well if you are one of Kottke's readers, or if you become one.
		Kottke: 'I recently quit my web design gig and -- as of today -- will be working on kottke.org as my full-time job.'"
	www.gwthompson.com /2005/02/23.html (637 words)

	Comments on 8196 \| MetaFilter
		I wasn't able to tell if Jason was kidding or not when he added the ads to his site and then followed up with an explanation here on Metafilter.
		Jason, like all of us, can do and say whatever he wants, just as we are all free to form our own opinions.
		C'mon, I doubt even Kottke would be that pathetic in his need of attention.
	www.metafilter.com /comments.mefi/8196 (2298 words)

	Bloglines \| Citations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In February, Jason Kottke (to the ridicule of some) started working on his weblog full time, supported by his readers, yours truly included.
		Kottke è uno dei blogger dalla carriera più longeva che ci sono in circolazione.
		Jason quit his job to work on his blog full time.
	www.bloglines.com /citations?siteid=2887&itemid=407 (975 words)

	angiemckaig.com - on making money online
		Posted by: Stuart on February 23, 2005 10:32 AM As you said Angie, Jason is a well enough brand to get away with this for a while, perhaps two or three years tops.
		My original assumption was it will only work because this is done by THE Jason Kottke, and bloggers are an incestuous bunch with most falling over themselves to kiss his ass and call it ice cream...
		Looking at "Kottke Pro" you could argue that this is the other way around, that he's not asking for money up front, but that you're paying him restrospectively.
	www.angiemckaig.com /archives/2005/02/23/on_making_money_online (2965 words)

	Jason Kottke builds in new kinds of Micro-Content. Amateur Hour: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jason Kottke builds in new kinds of Micro-Content.
		Jason Kottke has shown how reviews, quotes, posts and comments can all live peaceably together - in one 'list' (as he calls it.) It's all so minimal and sparse that it's hard to see the difference between each kind of content - but kids today - they seem to like that minimal look.
		Jason Kottke has shown how various micro-content types can be mixed and matched on one page - and for this Jason wins the "I grok the various kinds of Micro-Content" award!
	www.corante.com /amateur/archives/2003/11/jason_kottke_builds_in_new_kin.php (761 words)

	Utter Bollocks: How do they make money - Jason Kottke
		Jason Kottke sets out his objectives for his blog, which he started in 1998
		Kottke is avoiding them because, as a one-man operation, there's no easy way to neatly separate editorial and advertising.
		Kottke hopes to make one-third to one-half of his prior salary as a web designer, but declined to give numbers.
	www.utterbollocks.com /2005/03/how-do-they-make-money-jason-kottke.html (578 words)

	Berf Net: Jason Kottke: Your My Hero!
		As of the 22nd many big time bloggers out there published the news of Jason Kottke leaving his permanent job and working on his blog full time.
		His personal blog space is one of the better known sites on the Internet, as well as some of his side projects, such as his work with Gawker Media.
		Jason is going to be making his money via reader donations which is much more possible than one thinks.
	www.berfnet.com /archives/2005/02/jason_kottke_yo.html (412 words)

	About Six Apart - Mena’s Corner
		This came to mind while reading this post Jason Kottke writes about the "New Internet" and, more specifically, Six Apart's role in creating "a fl hole for creative people".
		I can feel comfortable in debating his opinion because I respect Jason as a friend and a peer and, in the past, have questioned him privately on his opinion of what makes a respectable company.
		last night writing a long response to some of the issues raised by Jason Kottke and others about the current cycle of business activity and how companies may not be promoting open community involvement from its employees.
	www.sixapart.com /about/corner/2005/04/i_take_the_bait.html (2927 words)

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