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Great name for a Blogcastings directory. Better than singular.

Here's info about the word from Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blogcast

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In 2005, CNET used the term blogcast for Supernova 2005 [2]. However, references to the term blogcast are seen as far back as 2001. [3]. The term "blogcast" first originated in September, 2001, when the BlogTV.com [4] blog service, originally founded by blogger Austin Chase [5], began offering "blogcast" accounts to end-users desiring to integrate audio and video into their blog posts.[citation needed] Evan Williams, the co-founder of Blogger.com (a Google.com service) [6], started an Internet meme [7] using the phrase, "this is a test of the emergency blogcast system," on October 10, 2001 [8]; unbeknownst to Evan, other bloggers would soon begin utilizing the term blogcast [9] in their blog posts making the phrase a soon to be household word.

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An interesting direction of development is an automatic generation of blogcasts. In that, a user creates a text-only version and converts it to text with a help of RSS-narrator.[citation needed]

Blogcasting (video plus blogging, e.g. MySpace meets YouTube) is flourishing due to affordable, available high speed internet connections where end-users can readily publish & download online video/audio associated with his or her relevant blogs on personal sites and social networking sites such as MySpace.com & Facebook.com.
 
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