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somethingme.com - Post to your blog via Instant Messenger

Comments[3] by Dave in Blogging
David Czarnecki: Good morning folks. Mark and I are pleased to announce somethingme.com. Just in time for Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference and JavaOne.

somethingme is a set of services for information creation, aggregation and exchange across devices, protocols, and services. The first available service allows you to interact with your blog via AOL(TM) Instant Messenger.

They say that a weblog is a personal, instant, and world-wide publishing system. David and Mark are putting the emphasis on instant with the new somethingme.com service. Very cool! It should work with Roller as Roller supports XML-RPC and Metaweblog API, but I have not had a chance to try it yet. Congratulations to David and Mark!


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Comments:

It also works with systems that only support the Blogger XML-RPC API. The MetaWeblog API support is in there for title support and for the future, (hopefully) newMediaObject support. Imagine being able to upload a file to your blog via IM's send file.

Posted by David Czarnecki on June 28, 2004 at 01:43 PM EDT #

Hey Dave, any thoughts on when jroller will support XML RPC again.

Posted by Arjun Ram on June 28, 2004 at 11:47 PM EDT #

[Trackback] This message was posted via the somethingme.com service. After a tip from Dave , I started to play around with somethingme.com . This neat little service let's you post entries to your weblog from a Yahoo IM client. I'm using Trillian, which work...

Posted by vandermolen.net on July 05, 2004 at 04:17 AM EDT #

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