Blog is the word

It is evident that the new hot media for the day is blogging. With Web 2.0 on the horizon, it is easy to see why so many are turning to blogging as a way of interactive networking. Many see blogging as a form of journalism, while others use it as a platform for self-help.

Many different web companies have sprung from the necessity for control and versatility when it comes to the blogosphere, as it is becoming widely known. There are as many platforms to blog with as there are bloggers to use them, it seems. Some of the most famous are Livejournal, Myspace, WordPress, Moveable Type, and Typepad. Let it be known that all of those except for WordPress are owned and operated by the same company, Six Apart.

Six Apart has even launched a new more Web 2.0 style blogging platform called Vox. Vox is an all inclusive easy to use startup that has grown from its beta roots into a multimedia experience. You can add videos from YouTube, pictures from your own Photobucket, Flickr, or computer. Vox has a partnership with iStockPhoto and Amazon, as well, so you can co-mingle everything you enjoy into one easy to use package.

With so many choices, it is hard to pinpoint the style you prefer, but it is almost guaranteed that there is a blogging platform out there that will suit your needs.

So when will you join the revolution? It’s all just a few clicks away.

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