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AvantBlog is a very simple interface which will allow you to post to a blog from your Palm or WinCE device via AvantGo, which is the default browser at least on Palm devices.

AvantBlog works directly from the Dented Reality server, communicating with the Blogger.com server to authenticate you (log you in) and then get a list of your available blogs. When you post, it checks to make sure you are logged in properly, then posts what you have written to the blog you want it on.

http://www.dentedreality.com.au/avantblog/

Buzznet is a community photoblog offering personal and multi-user galleries. Buzznet provides easy-to-use service to update and maintain galleries and allows members to send photos in a variety of means from any digital-devices with access to the Internet.

Buzznet's free service offers users unlimited posting to their personal galleries and community galleries. Users also get popup slideshows, monthly archives and editorial control over their own homepage (username.buzznet.com). Buzznet will be announcing additional features and premium subscription in 2004.

http://www.buzznet.com/

NewBay FoneBlog is a complete software system that allows mobile network operators provide their customers with easy to use websites (called web logs or "blogs").

Blogging is the ultimate in personal publishing. FoneBlog gives mobile users the ability to create a unique, interesting and personal website from a mobile phone - including text, pictures and sounds.

FoneBlog transforms mobile phones into powerful internet publishing devices that will inspire people to communicate in a totally new manner. Users' blogs will reflect as many opinions and themes as there are mobile phones.

http://www.newbay.com/

Radio UserLand is a unique and powerful web publishing and weblog tool that is used and praised by many of the world's most accomplished web authors. With advanced features such as an integrated news aggregator, Radio enables users to do far more than is possible with the hosted-only weblog products offered by others. Click on this link to learn more about the advantages of using Radio's desktop web publishing software.

http://radio.userland.com/

A lightweight blog package written in Java that is inspired by blosxom. blojsom aims to retain the simplicity in design of its Perl-based "relative" while adding user flexibility in areas such as the flavors, templating, plugins, and the ability to run a multi-user blog with a single blojsom installation.

http://blojsom.sourceforge.net/

It takes only three steps to create your new EraBlog account. First you need to log in with a valid EraDentity accountname and password. If you do not already have an EraDentity account, click on the "Create a new EraDentity Account" link below. If you already have an EraDentity account, just enter your accountname and password and press Login.

http://www.erablog.net/

What is b2 ?
A classy news/weblog tool (aka logware).

How does it work ?
You type something and hit "blog this" and in the next second it's on your page(s). You can write extended entries, or even entries that span multiple pages. You can also use BloggerAPI clients to post to your b2 weblog.
What's original in b2 ? Pages are generated dynamically from the MySQL database, so no clumsy 'rebuilding' is involved. It also means faster search/display capabilities, and the ability to serve your news in different 'templates' without any hassle.

http://www.cafelog.com/

Movable Type is Six Apart's powerful, customizable publishing system which installs on web servers to enable individuals or organizations to manage and update weblogs, journals, and frequently-updated website content. Movable Type is widely recognized as the premiere choice for power users of weblogs, as well as organizations interested in nanopublishing, intranet knowledge management, and marketing or communications through weblogs. Movable Type's engine also powers the TypePad weblog service, where you can simply sign up and start a full-featured weblog in minutes.

http://www.movabletype.org/

Blogger started out at as a small company in San Francisco, California called Pyra Labs. Pyra was formed in January 1999 to build power web tools for regular people. Blogger was launched in August 1999 and eventually became the focus of the company. After surviving the dot-com boom and bust, Pyra was acquired by Google and is focused on the mission of bringing "push-button publishing to the people."

As was reported widely, and we announced on the Blogger home page last week, Pyra Labs, the company behind Blogger, was recently acquired by Google. Understandably, we've been getting a lot of questions about what this means for Blogger and Blogger users. Below, we've put together some initial answers to many of the biggest questions. More info will be available as we figure it out. Thanks for your support as we transfer into this next exciting phase.

www.blogger.com