Google Me Vox

Vox is a cool blogsite, social network combo with groups, news, even post duel posts to Live Journal and Vox at the same time if you want :)

Finding and making friends at Vox is a breeze by joining groups.

Theres "you", "your neighborhood", and "groups" available to you at Vox.com

I chose The Inklings group (a literary discussion group) and 5 Word Challenge Writers Union Writers Groups. The 5 Word challenge is loads of fun and will help you become a better writer by challenging you with 5 words chosen by one of its active mebers, with which you create a piece of prose, anything from a short paragraph, poetry, or an article, novel chapter, or get creative even more than that.

There are fairly new themes for your blogsite over at Vox that are very cool, The Theme I chose "Raven" by Lilia Ahner is my very favorite. There is also a neat one I thought you would like to see "River At Night" by Teresa Jones

Vox has a question of the day that makes posting ideas a snap, just answer the question with a post to your blog. No worries. They have Todays Vox Hunt Challenge and Team Vox news ready for you as well. Adding photos, audio, video, selling books from your Amazon bookstore, and using adsense at Vox is quite simple too.

They have a handy tool with posting, "adding a person link" add one of friends to your post via their Vox icon and link, neato.

Enjoy Vox Today :)

Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me

Wavecritter on Vox

Google Me Twitter

What a brilliant article from San Francisco Gate! The founders of Six Apart, the San Francisco New media Start Up That Runs Vox, Typepad, and Movable type blogging platforms, they aren't GOOGLE, but an interesting story nonetheless!

"Some using Twitter

Twitter, in an informal count posted by one member, has attracted hundreds of busy mothers who like how quickly they can update their friends and family about what they're doing. Developed in San Francisco, Twitter's micro-blogging service operates in short bursts: Messages are 140 characters or less, sent out via instant message or text message.

Take Meg Hourihan, co-founder of Blogger - later acquired by Google - who is now a food blogger, entrepreneur and mother in New York.

Only her close friends knew about her pregnancy, so only those in the know could guess from her cryptic Twitter updates that the birth of her son was near last summer. "

READ MORE: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/05/10/BUO2105T1A.DTL