Google Revamps Blogger Service
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 12 May 2004 at 5:34 pm | Tagged as: Content, User Generated Content (UGC), Content Indexing & Navigation
Google has completed a revamp of its Blogger site, adding a number of new features and another 27 design templates to the service.
Possibly the most exciting feature is the addition of email posting, so now bloggers can update their site from anywhere where they have email – handy for updating blogs whilst on the move if you have a PDA.
Google are keen to build a community between bloggers with new facilities for adding comments to blogs and setting up blogger profiles. Profiles can automatically link to other bloggers with similar interests.
Evan Williams, Blogger program manager at Google said: “We are focusing on helping users connect to one another, and that has always been a core part of blogging, with the combination of profiles and comments, we make it more built in than it’s ever been before.”
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