I'm a serial blogger. This is my latest victim. Read a lot more about me at my Google Profile.
I love to blog. My websites are Blog-Her.com and Nina Scaletti.org. You can also follow me on Twitter. Send me a note, I'm pretty friendly.
I've been using Polyvore for a week or two now. It's a fun app that allows me to make fashion or interior design sets with a simple bookmarket. I've seen a few blogs use something like Polyvore for months now and it's pretty easy to see why it's so popular -- it's fun! I
Thor is a big fan of catnip. His little sister, Piper, would rather watch him roll in it more than anything.
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As part of our ongoing rollout of the NEW TypePad we are pleased to announce new social blogging features and the launch of TypePad Micro: a completely free level of TypePad focused on easy sharing of text, photos, and videos.
Yesterday, Six Apart rolled out Typepad Micro, their new micro-blogging service. I've taken a look at the system and it's pretty snazzy to say the least. However, I take issue with one thing in particular:
"No other blog platform combines these great microblogging capabilities — easy posting, profiles, following, an activity dashboard, etc. — with the full capabilities of a world-class, full-featured blogging platform."
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The fact is, most people can benefit from having a platform that’s easy to post multimedia content to on the fly and integrating with social networks even if they are au fait with the likes of WordPress, TypePad and Movable Type.
I love Posterous and I love seeing it succeed. What a fine, simple way to blog. Along with my other two favorite blogging platforms, Tumblr and Soup.io, Posterous has truly brought blogging back into focus. No complicated magazine-style layouts, so silly configurations, no CAPTCHAS -- everything is simple, sleek and streamlined.
Way to go Posterous!
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