MyBlogLog has desperately needed a way to categorize blogs. Previously, trying to find blogs that matched your interests was hit and miss at best.
Admittedly they have rushed this feature out and are still refining how it functions, in particular how tags are displayed, however it’s nice to finally be able to actively search for […]
There hasn’t been much news out of MyBlogLog lately but when it rains, it pours. Speaking at SOBcon yesterday Robyn Tippins (MyBlogLog community manager), mentioned some of the changes that are in the pipeline.
Yahoo! will be rebranding MyBlogLog. YahooBlogLog?
A complete site redesign is on the way.
A new “Widget 2.0″ is coming with hover […]
Twitter’s popularity just keeps on growing, and considering nine out of every ten people using it have their own blog this is a really smart move from the MyBlogLog team.
Here’s what Eric had to say about the new feature:
As of today, your Twitter can now be broadcast on MyBlogLog too. If you have a Twitter account, just […]
Derrich and James have both tagged me for the MyBlogLog link train extravaganza. Once this list gets some size adding communities is going to be a punish due to the 15 community add limit that is in place. Read More
Ask.com is launching a contextual ad network which they hope will be a viable alternative to Google Adsense. Mid-sized publishers can sign up for the program now, but it won’t be till the end of the year that smaller publishers can get in on the action.
The hype surrounding Twitter just keeps on growing and […]
David Sifry, the founder and CEO of Technorati has announced on his blog the acquisition of Personal Bee, a social publishing company.
This is what he has to say about them.
Personal Bee is a media collection platform that enables the each of us to curate and publish our own personal sites around topics, issues, or […]
I only noticed this now but MyBlogLog is testing out a limit on the amount of messages that can be sent in a day. The limit they have imposed is 20, with the exception being if you send a message and get a reply the number doesn’t drop because you are actually engaging in […]
For better or worse MyBlogLog is the de facto standard when it comes to connecting with other bloggers. They have the most traction within the blogging community and they are backed by the juggernaut that is Yahoo.
However there are some alternatives out there.
Spicypage ranks blogs and other sites by user vote. They have a widget that you can put […]
Well it’s April Fools Day today. The day the Internet rolls into a big ball of craziness and throws itself at people’s faces.
Instead of telling you I’m going to stop blogging or create an elaborate hoax, I’m going to do a roundup of the most popular posts of March 2007.
If you’ve missed any of […]
In a word: Nothing.
But that’s going to change.
I’ve read over and over again on numerous sites how Technorati is the Google of blogs. Is this really the case? In my experience, not so much. So far I’ve seen about two hits from a Technorati search, compared to the bucketload of hits I’ve been getting from […]
