Reminder: Wanna write for TeenTechBlog? August 29, 2008
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: Announcements, technology, TeenTechBlog, writing
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Just a reminder for anyone interested in writing for us that the deadline for applications is one week away (September 4). Interested, but don’t know what you need to do? Well then just click here to for all the info.
Thanks and we hope to be hearing from you soon.
-Your friends at TeenTechBlog
Want to Write for TeenTechBlog? August 21, 2008
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: Announcements, technology, TeenTechBlog, writing
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Love technology and think you got what it takes to be a writer for TeenTechBlog? For those of you out there who want to come join our team, today is your lucky day. We are looking for another writer to make our blog even more dynamic than ever. Anybody interested just send us an email to jobs@teentechblog.com with:
- Some Background info about yourself
- Best way to get in contact with you
- What are your favorite things- what do you like about technology, what are your interests outside of technology (sports, music….).
- What do you think you could contribute to TeenTechBlog, and how often you will be able to write (daily, every other day, weekly, etc.).
- A sample post on a topic of technology you like- you can base it on the design and style of some of our previous posts.
NO 50 page essays. Just some quick answers to the questions and a short sample post. Please try to get these in soon, as the entry deadline is September 4.
Thanks and we hope to be hearing from you soon.
-Your friends at TeenTechBlog
TeenTechBlog In the News July 7, 2008
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: news, technology, TeenTechBlog
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Thanks to the thousands of you- our dear readers- who have visited us since our launch earlier in the year, we have been splashed on the cover of the Teaneck Suburbanite, a local paper which has written an article about our blog (kudos to writer Howard Prosnitz)! Additionally, The Jewish Planet, a national monthly–though it may soon run more frequently–paper, has invited to run our own TeenTech column in their paper, to be published in every edition. To read articles about us or written by us outside of this blog, check out our TeenTechBlog in the News page, linked at the top. Let us know what you think!
2008 Blogger’s Choice Awards July 2, 2008
Posted by Aidan Galea in Announcements.Tags: Blogger's Choice Awards, Tech, technology, Vote
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We here at TeenTechBlog aim to serve you. Not in the street dancing, “YOU GOT SERVED!” kind of way, but more so to help you out every now again to keep up to date about the wonderful world of tech! However, much like a PBS community pledge drive without the monetary donations, we need your help! We have been nominated for the 2008 Blogger’s Choice Awards in the categories of Best Education Blog, Best Hobby Blog, Best Business Blog, and Best Blog About Stuff, and we need you to click click click, and vote for us!
So please, tell your friends, your family, or if you please, business associates, to vote for TeenTechBlog in this years Blogger’s Choice Awards.
New Logo is Up June 18, 2008
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: Announcements, logo
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Our new logo!!!!
Some of you may have noticed that we just put up Chaim’s new logo– he will have a post on how he did it for all you brave enough to make your own– for the site today. I personally think it looks pretty cool, but we would like to know all of your thoughts on both the new logo, and on how were doing in our “job”- we don’t get payed so it not really a job- on helping teenagers with tech.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments, or if you prefer to keep it private from others, you can email us by clicking on the Contact Us page. All thoughts, good or bad, are appreciated, and we thank you for them in advance.
TTYL,
-Your friends at TeenTechBlog.
New Things Happening at TeenTechBlog part 2 June 16, 2008
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: Announcements, australia, logo, technology
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Finals are over and we are proud to announce some new additions to TeenTechBlog.
1. We added a new writer to the team- Aidan Galea from Melbourne, Austrailia. (That right; he’s from the land Down Under). He’s 17, a music lover, and most importantly, he writes about technology excellently– as you shall soon see. How did we come in contact? Why, by him emailing us through the Contact Us page at the top. Anyway, we know all you readers will enjoy his added, “Aussi” presence.
2. Chaim is designing a site logo– and its insanely cool. And of course, he’ll post a quick guide for you to make your own– for whatever purpose you may find use for it– sometime during the coming week. So, as always, Stay Tuned
There it is, keep checking back to see all the new things, and also feel free to comment or email us your thoughts. Remember, this blog is designed to help teens like you; any way we can do it better? Let us know.
TTYL.
Ask TeenTechBlog February 18, 2008
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: Cell Phones, Computers, iPods, leopard, mac osx, Mp3 players, questions, technology, Video Games, vista, windows
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We feel that another way we can accomplish that goal is to ask you, our readers, what questions, problems and opportunities with technology that you are facing. We hope to then research the ones that are most interesting or requested and make those questions the focus of our blogs.
As we are students just like you, please allow us some time to do the research and report back to you.
So start sending in your questions by posting them in the comments section below (and who knows maybe someone else reading the comments will know the answer as well and help you).
Eli and Chaim
Welcome to TeenTechBlog! November 29, 2007
Posted by Eli Blumenthal in Announcements.Tags: Misc.
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Welcome to TeenTechBlog. Our blog is designed to help everyday teens succeed with the technology in their everyday lives. We hope to give advice on technology using our on input based on our personal experience as teenagers using technology in our lives as well as from established technology review sites. We will mainly be discussing devices and software relevant both to teenager’s everyday life as well as for their school life.
