69 posts tagged “blog”

With WordPress VideoPress you can just upload a video, we’ll “crunch” it into several different formats just right for sharing on the web, DVD quality, HD quality, and even formats optimized for iTunes and Miro. Preview your uploaded video, then embed the video and publish your post.

• http://wordpress.tv/2009/05/13/introducing-videopress-for-wordpress-com/
• http://videopress.com/
• http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/videopress/
• http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/video/
• http://code.trac.wordpress.org/
  

twitxr is a services that allows you to stay connected with your family and friends.

With twitxr you can share a moment, a picture, a thought, instantly with your mobile phone.

twitxr API

FON blogs

• http://blog.fon.com/en/
• http://boards.fon.com/
• http://myfonblog.blogspot.com/

Are your blogs a bit too geeky or techie ?

I know many people have said my Virtualisation (VIZZ.INFO) and VOIP (VOIPPIX.INFO) blogs are ! So I've just discovered how to de-geekify them by using two lines of JavaScript to add widgets provided by MyBlogLog !

Here's what my VOIP blog now looks like with a super user friendly "recent visitor" section (in dark blue @ top right) and a "my personal profile" section (in green @ bottom right) !

Does this blog look less (or more) geeky now ?

VOIPPIX.INFO screenshot

I've finally twigged how to use MyBlogLog ! Yahoo have done it again by buying the best Web 2.0 & Web 3.0 social media network aggregator I've seen yet !

1. Join MyBlogBlog
2. Add your blogs / sites / invisible wikki's etc, etc
   
3. Add the MyBlogBlog JavaScript to your blogs / sites
4. Authenticate your sites (by adding (& deleting !) a post or META tag)
   
5. Add your Social Media Networks and Business Media Networks (they integrate with almost all of them such as del.icio.us, upcoming, last.fm,  flickr, youtube, pownce,  jaiku, etc, etc)
   
6. Create a network of like minded social media networkers just like you would do on del.icio.us, flickr, last.fm or VOX
   
7. Enjoy a single portal to all your co - social media networkers blogs, posts, pownces, twits, etc, etc !
   
8. Finally send a feature request to MyBlogBlog asking them for VOX integration / support !
   

PS Please excuse all the excessive etc, etc's

Matthew Mullenweg is the founding developer of WordPress and left in late 2005 to found a new startup Automattic, which is the company behind WordPress.com & Akismet anti-spam.

You can find links to his articles and podcasts at Matthew Mullenweg

pidgintech have created http://www.klostu.com/ and http://www.fotopages.com/ but can they compete with the awesomeness of VOX ?

and what is the connection (if any) between pidgintech and the free libre open source pidgin IM client ?

VMware have created a blog based Business Media Network for its customers to use and share information with each other !

http://communities.vmware.com/blogs/vizzr-info

You can find a complete list @

http://communities.vmware.com/blogs/

To quote other blogs you could start by just using italics or follow some or all of these official instructions:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?rid=citmed.section.61024

In citing a blog, note that:

• The word blog may or may not be a part of the title. If it is not, using the content type "blog" is strongly recommended.
• Many blogs are self-published, with the author and the publisher the same individual.
• Place of publication may be absent. Use the author's city as the place if one is not provided.
• Blogs often omit giving the date the blog began. If no beginning date is found, use the date of the earliest message posted (usually found under Archive) and place it in square brackets.
• Many blogs have new content added daily or very frequently. A date of update/revision is therefore not useful and is omitted from a citation.

Twitterrific is a fun little application that lets you both read and publish posts or "tweets" to the Twitter community website. The application's user interface is clean, concise and designed to take up a minimum of real estate on your Mac's desktop.

To get started, visit the Twitter home page to sign up for an account for use with Twitterrific. Twitter accounts are free, take only minutes to set up and are a great way to stay connected with people around the globe.

Requires: Mac OS X 10.4 or later & a Twitter account