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• Users move information from their phone to their moblog simply by e-mailing it.
• His moblog viewers experienced the scene firsthand, well before the newspaper could go to print.
• A blog written by a mobile device like a mobile phone or PDA could be called a moblog.
• She keeps a Bento Moblog, a visual record of the school lunches she prepares for her kids.
• Moblog also collaborated with ShoZu on Britglyph, which won the Experimental and Innovation Award at the Webbys 2009.
• The image was uploaded from the cell phone to MoblogUK by Alfie Dennen of Moblog at Stacey's request.
• Which is why the hundreds of images on the moblog are so interesting : The back story is up to the visitor.
• A moblog is a Web page that can be updated with pictures, text messages and short video clips directly from a cell phone.
• In less than two years, the nation's largest moblog provider, Textamerica, has grown to over half a million users.
• For those more interested in icy mugs than chopsticks, Charles has another moblog, about beer ( beer . textamerica . com ).
• Most moblog companies provide their service for free, preferring to charge the cellular companies who benefit by getting customers to pay for sending images.
• Villalobos files his reports with The Sun, but it's often the images on his moblog that provide extra potency to his stories.
• E-mail it to Jade Charles so he can post it on the Sushi Moblog ( www . sushi . textamerica . com ).
• Photoblogging ( the action of posting photos to a photoblog ) gained momentum in the early 2000s with the advent of the moblog and cameraphones.
• It states clearly on Moblog here that it was released under a Creative Commons licence, and if you click on the CC link, it goes to the CC attribution 2.5 generic page.
• Since last June, Villalobos has also been running his own moblog called " The Border, " which chronicles drug busts, immigrant crossings and last November, the saving of a Mexican family lost in the desert.
• Greenfield is credited with having coined the word " moblog " to describe the practice of publishing to the World Wide Web from mobile devices, and having organised a conference devoted to discussing this practice in Tokyo in mid-2003.
• Along with its use in various business enterprises, Newsplex, a " journalism laboratory " that researches the convergence of technology and news at the University of South Carolina, recently created a moblog to cover the primaries in that state.
• After Joi Ito's Moblog ( 2002 ), web publishing from a mobile device, came Gordon Bell's MyLifeBits ( 2004 ), an experiment in digital storage of a person's lifetime, including full-text search, text / audio annotations and hyperlinks.
• No, moblog is not a Japanese delicacy . " Moblog, by definition, is a mobile blog, but has more or less evolved into a photo album of images taken from a mobile device posted to a Web site, " Charles said . " Most don't have too much text ."