Daily Bitekletas

Yes! Out MyBlogLog, In BumpZee and BlogCatalog!

While it is true that I have no experience using MyBlogLog, I confidently can say that BlogCatalog and BumpZee will definitely beat MyBlogLog soon. Design-wise,  BumpZee and BlogCatalog is far more appealing than MyBlog. Functionality-wise, they are far more superior.

Bump with BUMPzee

BumpZee’s design and color theme is all about being hip and fresh. ‘Zees’ allows members to say what they want publicly on a particular community/group. Features I really like are: Discussions/Forum, Zees, Tag cloud, community/grouping, community blog listing, Digg-like voting (a.k.a. ‘Bump’) of member’s blog post. I give BumpZee an A+!

Simply BlogCatalog

BlogCatalog’s design and color theme is all about being clean, simple and formal. The features that I really like about this service are: Flat-based-great-looking discussion page.

MyBlogLog, BumpZee and BlogCatalog offers widget that can be placed on your blog. I have nothing against MyBlogLog. I just that, there is something in it that I don’t like. To conclude, I think there is a noticeable competition in “social networking for blogs” service. Keep an eye on BumpZee and BlogCatalog because its only a matter of time that these two companies will be acquired by a much bigger company.

After Google bought Doubleclick no so long ago, Microsoft wants to hit hard with Google by intensifying its pursuit of Yahoo. Microsoft wants to take over Yahoo whose price tag is roughly $50 million according to Wall Street sources.

Microsoft wants to get into the game of Internet advertising as quickly as possible because of the fact that Google takes a big lead even before the Doubleclick acquisition. No official comment from Yahoo and Microsoft yet but “if there’s smoke there is fire”. Yahoo’s stock performance is at it’s best today an evidence that investors are taking the news seriously.

For a complete detail of this story, to the following sites

• Microsoft and Yahoo’s Desperation Deal
• BILL’S HARD DRIVE Microsoft Eyes Search Giant In Proposed Takeover