Tripod, one of the leading purveyors of easy to create web pages, has launched a DIY blog service (currently only available to paying Tripod subscribers, however). AOL is clearly interested as well. Can Microsoft and Geocities be far behind?
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Microsoft are getting into the blogging arena. And in an 800 pound gorilla crossed with a lion type way. (To use a impossible creatures analogy)
http://www.dashes.com/magazine/backissues/microsofts_weblog_software.php
http://www.microsoft.com/sharepoint
Less like a blog, and more like business/project wikis.
Gates gave a talk at some conference recently and outlined some new product/service that would allow people to use a super blog thing that would store all your personal information in a journal style. You could give people different levels of access, so at the surface it would appear like a blog. I had a search for some reference but couldn’t find anything… maybe he was just talking about sharepoint… but if I remember rightly it sounded much more consumer focused.
Comment by dan dixon — 3 February 2003 @ 5:09 pm