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You've heard of videoblogging, audioblogging, photoblogging, and moblogging, but have you heard of flashblogging? Developed by Malaysian blogger Mack Zulkifli in the wake of the Asian tsunami disaster, it's a cool new way to get across information, express your opinions and make your point about issues you care about. Mack explains flashblogging over at Global Voices. Check it out.
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» L'émergence des flashblogues from miss-information.net
Ils sont nés avec la catastrophe du Tsunami le 26 décembre dernier et le blogueur malais Mack Zulkifli explique le phénomène... [Read More]
» End of journalism? from LazyCat - The View from Here
There are lots of bloggers are doing great grassroots, cutting-edge journalism. The flashblogs published in the wake of the tsunamis in South Asia are good examples. [Read More]
» No guaranteed future for Flashblogs from Reflexive-Blog
As its name says, flashblogging is related to the SWF format and the software Flash, which allows to create vectorial animations via a programming language called ActionScript. [Read More]
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