Comments on: OleOle, Arseblog and the future of football blogging http://footballmedia.com/oleole-arseblog-and-the-future-of-football-blogging/ Football Business Experts Mon, 13 Oct 2008 07:57:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Ashok Thomas http://footballmedia.com/oleole-arseblog-and-the-future-of-football-blogging/#comment-128 Ashok Thomas Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:29:36 +0000 http://footballmedia.com/?p=26#comment-128 Its a different trick to tap up big audiences overnight. The initial approach may be different, but over time, the ultimate objective is the same. And as someone trying to register on arseblog unsuccesfully for the past few months, I may even register on oleole.............. Its a different trick to tap up big audiences overnight. The initial approach may be different, but over time, the ultimate objective is the same. And as someone trying to register on arseblog unsuccesfully for the past few months, I may even register on oleole…………..

]]> By: Romeo http://footballmedia.com/oleole-arseblog-and-the-future-of-football-blogging/#comment-122 Romeo Sat, 24 May 2008 02:30:31 +0000 http://footballmedia.com/?p=26#comment-122 OleOle is more than a blogging aggregate or community from what I see ;). They've hired Arseblogger, and will hire other bloggers, but don't miss the forums they've been acquiring and other companies they've made partnerships with (i.e. soccer-art.co.uk). It's going to be massive, that's my thought. OleOle is more than a blogging aggregate or community from what I see ;). They’ve hired Arseblogger, and will hire other bloggers, but don’t miss the forums they’ve been acquiring and other companies they’ve made partnerships with (i.e. soccer-art.co.uk).

It’s going to be massive, that’s my thought.

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