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- noun Plural form of
vlog .
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Reply evilutionary virtual log » Blog Archive » PO: Advertising in vlogs? says:
iAds « BuzzMachine 2005
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Bloggers Add Moving Images to Their Musings By SANDEEP JUNNARKAR, New York Times (Feb 25) - Weblogs have moved out of text and into video (called vlogs) and postings from camera phones (called mobile blogs or moblogs).
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Podcasting involves streamed delivery of a home-made or professional audio programme, tune, speech or even video these are called vlogs – check out the vlogs on Perfect Path.
Archive 2005-12-01 Helen Keegan 2005
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Podcasting involves streamed delivery of a home-made or professional audio programme, tune, speech or even video these are called vlogs – check out the vlogs on Perfect Path.
What is mobile marketing? Helen Keegan 2005
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Yeah, I too tried to figure out what all these links had in common to deserve the label "vlogs" instead of "blogs" but failed ...
Around the Vlogosphere James F. McGrath 2009
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Whilst searching for his email address this was not easy, I came across several of his "vlogs".
Instant Messaging...........at 35,000 feet McDawg 2008
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For the advanced set, we look at podcasting, video blogs (or "vlogs"), tumblelogs, and other variations on the theme.
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YouTube member Sara Benincasa has been posting video logs, or "vlogs," starring herself as Palin, who was tapped only three weeks ago to be Republican John McCain's running mate.
IOL Technology 2008
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Think about it: in that crowded landscape of 500 television stations, Twitter, Facebook, blogs, vlogs and whatever is coming at us next, how does the average American compete with multi-billion dollar media empires when it comes to telling the American story?
Jacquie Jones: Public Media Is America Jacquie Jones 2011
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Think about it: in that crowded landscape of 500 television stations, Twitter, Facebook, blogs, vlogs and whatever is coming at us next, how does the average American compete with multi-billion dollar media empires when it comes to telling the American story?
Jacquie Jones: Public Media Is America Jacquie Jones 2011
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