MetaFilter posts tagged with xanga

Ping.fm: update everything

nthdegx — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 02:23:33 -0800

Ping.fm lets you update your social network statuses, blogs and microblogs simultaneously from one place. The current sign-up beta code is "tastyping". Plus you can configure it to update only certain sites, so you can get it to update only Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook if you want to change your status; or only Twitter, Jaiku and Pwnce if you want to microblog; or only Blogger, Tumblr and LiveJournal if you want to update blogs. Services currently supported: Bebo Blogger brightkite Facebook hi5 Jaiku LinkedIn LiveJournal Mashable MySpace Plaxo Pulse Plurk Pownce Tumblr Twitter Xanga

How much should we know?

kyleg — Mon, 14 Nov 2005 20:09:12 -0800

If you watch television news stations, you've probably already heard that the latest missing white girl has been found. Naturally, the media is now obsessed with figuring out what led to the murder of the girl's parents. In the unending quest for information, TV news stations have shown the myspace pages of the two teens. And like many other teenagers, the two have xanga journals as well. But several sources, both blogs and mainstream news sites, have publicized the location of these pages. Is this responsible journalism?
Previously on MeFi: Blogging from prison; diary of a killer?

like you and me, but stupider.

radiosig — Sun, 05 Dec 2004 05:05:59 -0800

Just a week in the life of a san diego county police officer. Linked from YouCSD, a news alternative weblog for the UCSD community.

netbros — Tue, 01 May 2001 16:54:23 -0800

Blogging pay model hits the wires. Would you fork out $4 per month for Image Hosting, Spell Checking, and an xTools editor that lets you cut and paste, format fonts and colors? Think the Trellix eyes will be watching?

Aaaugh! — Tue, 26 Dec 2000 22:28:12 -0800

How's this for viral marketing? In order to promote their weblog feature, Xanga.com created a weblogger. Last week, many Geocities users received the same message (included inside) from "Bianca Broussard", in which she says, "I was noticing your writing style, and I think the weblog format might really work well for you." They actually created a fictional person and gave her a blog with over a month of entries. Pretty sneaky...