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(1) A person who writes Weblogs. See blog.

(2) (Blogger) A Web site launched in 1999 from Pyra Labs, San Francisco, CA (www.blogger.com) that provides the tools for creating blogs (Weblogs). After users select a pre-designed template or create one with their look and feel, every posting entered on Blogger is published to the Blogger page on their Web site automatically. In early 2003, Blogger was acquired by Google.

In 2005, Blogger Mobile was introduced, allowing users to post photos and text messages via mobile phones. Audioblogging is another feature. After signing up, users can call a number, speak, and the sound file goes to their blog. See blog and splog.

Predefined Templates
With a set of page templates already designed and ready to go, the Blogger Web site makes it easy for the first-time blogger to create a blog with a professional look.
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The firm sent out thousands of "assets"--still shots and graphics from the movie, bumper stickers, review copies, trailers, and other promotional items--and encouraged fans and bloggers to use the assets to promote the picture, including using photos and graphics from the movies to create stickers, gift cards, and T-shirts.
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A blogger signs up, and based on traffic to the Web site, the money comes in.
BLOGGING FOR DOLLARS SOME MAKE ENOUGH MONEY OFF SITES TO QUIT DAY JOB by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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