Sun 23 Jan. 2005

Flickr >> Mappr!

Mappr!:
an interactive environment for exploring place, based on the photos people take.

First Corporate Podcast

And it’s by…(wait for it…) the American Association of Petroleum Geologists!

No, it’s not a Monty Python sketch. It’s official and it’s here: g-WH!Z: PodCast 1.0

The AAPG hopes it will be perceived by it’s audience as offering an interesting new way to stay up to date with the goings on (whether they avail themselves of the service or not). We currently provide the info via email blasts (some think it’s spam and opt out), web site and RSS.
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Early coverage in the blogoshpere of what we’re doing suggests we might just be onto something good.

(via WebProNews)

Big Endorsement for WordPress

Robert Scoble has switched his Link Blog over to use WordPress and he is full of praise!

Now if that’s not a major endorsement…

Pro-Bloggers Association

The Pro-Bloggers Association has put out an open invitation for serious bloggers to join:

A new and exciting group of bloggers dedicated to the challenges and opportunities facing this new, growing path of writing and consulting: business blogging, marketing blogging, and consulting on blog development.

An organization that is working to get the development and writing of blogs the professional recognition and respect it deserves.

An international organization of professional bloggers and consultants who are committed to developing ethical standards for this growing career opportunity.

Good value!

World’s First Video Blogging Software

Vlog It!:

At first glance it looks Windows only … :-(

outputs in standard Windows® Media Player and RealPlayer® formats

Now, it would definitely be serious magic if a Mac and Linux versions were also available.

They also do Vlog.com, but the site is still

..new and not quite finished but there are still plenty of Vlogs to watch…

(via Spurl.net)

Update

Tim of Surf-Bits has kindly provided a tip regarding a Mac solution:

Boinx iVeZeen : works with any videocam on a Mac. (Price: $14.95)

Update: 25 Jan. 05

Just found another possible Mac solution mentioned by Loic Le Meur called Videocue (License key for the full version costs €84.99)