Steve Garfield and I were just discussing the best way to track the videos
produced for videoblogging week 2007.
Last year the problem with technorati was that it took forever for the posts
to actually go through their system and be collected.
adding tags is the logical idea but we need the
could also use the blip upload api instead of sharing blip account
credentials.
btw.
On 3/8/07, sull [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
blip to the rescue?
inside out.
create a new account on blip for videobloggingweek2007.
share the account with vloggers who have agreed to participate.
share the
blip to the rescue?
inside out.
create a new account on blip for videobloggingweek2007.
share the account with vloggers who have agreed to participate.
share the feed.
done.
yes, trust is involved.
sull
On 3/8/07, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve Garfield and I were just discussing
Although, I think technorati tagging has improved since last year. At least,
I know it was used successfully at a conference last fall (Internet
Librarian 2006), which involved enough tagging of blogs, photos, and such
that the tag made the top of technorati and flickr's most popular lists.
So
what if we have a group blogger blog
and all upload to our blip accounts (or if you don't have onewe make a
group one)
and we crosspost to the blog.
make a feedburner feed for the blog
and people can subscribe to that.
only that breaks permalinks to your personal blog
which is kinda blah
