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	<title>Comments on: Working by Day, Blogging by Night</title>
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		<title>By: Philip</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Philip]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[It&#039;s always amusing to me that people think our blogs generate income. Although I have had offers for sponsorship and advertising, I prefer to be independent. Fortunately I am in a position - just barely - to blog without holding down a day job.

When I started blogging I had no idea where it would lead. My blog is really personal and I would be doing it whether 10 people or 100 people read it every day... or 1,000: and I&#039;ve had a few days lately where readership has almost hit the 2,000-per-day mark. It continues to grow with no effort on my part to do anything but write. Since I write about opera too, that generates a different readership.

As far as journalists who have of necessity turned to blogging, I believe most of them will find that you can&#039;t make money doing it. Blogging is a labour of love, and truly time-consuming. When it is no longer a pleasure, I&#039;ll stop.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s always amusing to me that people think our blogs generate income. Although I have had offers for sponsorship and advertising, I prefer to be independent. Fortunately I am in a position &#8211; just barely &#8211; to blog without holding down a day job.</p>
<p>When I started blogging I had no idea where it would lead. My blog is really personal and I would be doing it whether 10 people or 100 people read it every day&#8230; or 1,000: and I&#8217;ve had a few days lately where readership has almost hit the 2,000-per-day mark. It continues to grow with no effort on my part to do anything but write. Since I write about opera too, that generates a different readership.</p>
<p>As far as journalists who have of necessity turned to blogging, I believe most of them will find that you can&#8217;t make money doing it. Blogging is a labour of love, and truly time-consuming. When it is no longer a pleasure, I&#8217;ll stop.</p>
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