Archive for the ‘blogging’ Category
Posted by dvanarsd on August 7, 2009
Yammer is for Enterprise Microblogging by employees.
“Yammer aims to encourage people employed within companies to interact with one another around the projects, tasks and problems that involve them during the working day. Individuals sign up using their corporate email address and invite others to join. From that point, they can use the tool to ask questions of other members of the group,such as: “What are you working on today?” Once that question has been answered, other members can join the thread. Old conversation streams are stored and everyone has the option of a profile. It’s a bit like a corporate Twitter.” (from Revolution Magazine)
Posted in blogging, networking, sharing | Tagged: blogging, company, employee, employees, microblogging, networking, Yammer | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on August 7, 2009
Posted in Video, blogging | Tagged: blogging, Seesmic, Video | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on July 20, 2009
Posterous bills itself as “The place to post everything. Just email us. Dead simple blog by email.”
Recommended by Techbite, this is “a handy site for displaying practically any type of file: PowerPoint presentations, PDFs, Flash games, images, MP3s, documents, and videos in a variety of formats. The beauty of Posterous is that PowerPoint files display as they would if you had a PowerPoint viewer and image collections are automatically available as slide shows.”
Free.
Posted in Files, Microsoft PowerPoint, Online storage, Video, blogging | Tagged: Files, storage, videos, online, free, blog, Posterous, PowerPoints | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on March 20, 2009
Posted in Freeware/Shareware, Web site creation, blogging | Tagged: blogs, creation, development, freeware, Lifehacker, Techniques, Web site, websites | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on March 20, 2009
MakeUseOf has a post on BannerFans which is a Free Banner Making Tool.
BannerFans “is a nice web-based banner making tool which lets you create banners for your site and then download them in JPEG, PNG or GIF format. The application is really easy to use and provides many options to customize your banner.”
This could also be useful for blogs, if your blog host allows a custom header.
Features
- Online banner making tool.
- Create and download banners online.
- No registration required to start creating the banners.
- Multiple customization options available.
- HTML code for banner available.
Posted in Freeware/Shareware, Graphics, Web site creation, blogging | Tagged: banner, BannerFans, banners, freeware | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on March 13, 2009
MakeUseOf has a post on TokBox which lets you Add Video Chat to Your Blog or Profile.
TokBox “is a free web-based video chat and messaging application that can be either used from TokBox.com or directly from your profile page (ex. Myspace). It takes only a couple of clicks to get started and there is absolutely nothing to install or download. All you need is a webcam and a broadband internet connection.”
TokBox Features:
- Invite someone for a video chat by sending them a link to your TokBox room.
- Share and embed your TokBox room on your blog, website or social networking profile (MySpace, Facebook, etc.). Once embedded, your visitors will be able to launch video chat with a click of a button (”Push to Talk”). If you aren’t available they will be able to leave you a video message (up to 5 min. long).
- Set your rooms to public or private modes
Posted in Freeware/Shareware, Video, VoIP Voice Over Internet, blogging | Tagged: chat, freeware, meeting, rooms, TokBox, Video | 2 Comments »
Posted by dvanarsd on December 15, 2008
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Posted by dvanarsd on December 7, 2008
GoogleTutor has a Recommended WordPress plugin – Smart YouTube.
It’s an easy way to insert YouTube videos into your WordPress posts, and since it links back to YouTube, it stays within copyright and YouTube regulations.
“It has all kinds of useful features like colored borders and embedding in your feed, but what I really like is how simple it is to add a video into a blog post. To post a video you simply paste in the URL of the YouTube video and add a ‘v’ to the ‘http’ portion of the URL, that’s it!”
For example: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00000000
Posted in Video, WordPress, YouTube, blogging | Tagged: blog, blogging, insert, videos, WordPress, YouTube | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on October 6, 2008
gooseGrade allows readers to provide feedback.
“gooseGrade allows you to find corrections and improve your content. It’s a free service. Join now to post your first correction to this page and let the author know that you care enough about their page to help make it perfect.”
Registration required, but a free service.
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Posted by dvanarsd on July 21, 2008
MakeUseOf has a review of CoverItLive freeware, which is a “live blogging service that allows you to stream live commentary onto your web pages or blog so your readers can follow you in real time. In addition to commentary you can also post polls, youtube videos, images, get real-time reader feedback, accept questions from viewers, monitor poll votes, etc. Extremely useful for live coverage of events, conferences, interviews etc.”
“Once your live blog is complete, the embedded Viewer Window instantly converts itself into an Instant Replay. If some of the readers missed it live they can always read the live blog later.”
Posted in Video, blogging, podcasting | Tagged: Cover it live, CoverItLive, podcast, podcasting, podcasts, poll, polling, polls, Video | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dvanarsd on April 8, 2008
BlogBackupOnline is a free service that backs up your blog, in case your blog provider loses everything due to some disaster, or by being hacked, or whatever.
While they reserve the right to terminate service at any time, having a second place with your blog can bring you a little piece of mind…
Posted in backups, blogging | Tagged: backup, backups, blog, BlogBackupOnline, blogging, online | Leave a Comment »