With the rapid convergence of traditional journalism and newer online technologies, many people argue that bloggers should be bound by a Code of Ethics. Matt de Neef provides ten tips for ethical blogging.

Got a passion for reading, writing and publishing? ABC Radio National’s The Book Show is looking for young writers for a new blog. But be warned, only book worms need apply.

Is the MEAA Code of Ethics too general for restaurant reviewers? Lisa Rosman talks to Ed Charles, food journalist and blogger extraordinaire about the tricks of the trade and the ethics of reviewing food.

Hungry home chef Lorraine Elliott talks to Penny Evangelou about her blogging alter ego “Not Quite Nigella” and explains why she gave up her first love of fashion for butter and her blog.

She’s not a stylist, a magazine editor or even a writer – yet Raez is leading the next legion of super savvy cyber-fashion royalty, making her mark online with a buzzed-about style blog called Cheap Thrills. Liz Bacchetti caught up with her.

Vintage dressing has seen a huge revival in recent times. Your humble granny-run op-shop is both a sustainable and wallet-friendly alternative to fashion boutiques and department stores. Dedicated Op-shopper Susan Munro checks out of the scene.

La Trobe journalism student and coffee aficionado Meghan Lodwick reveals how she overcame her scepticism about blogging and went on to launch her site “For the love of beans”.

It was all going to be about New Order. But final-year La Trobe Media Studies student Marian Blythe took one long hard look at her everyday life and came up with a very different idea for her blog, Screamedia.

In the first of a series of articles where upstart writers talk about their blogs, Kelly Theobald shares her experience of setting up Music Meets Girl.

We’re starting our very own upstart blogroll, so if you study at La Trobe and maintain your own blog, please send us the details by emailing l.zion@latrobe.edu.au