
Blogger upgrade as Battlestar Galactica
- December 21, 2006 7:40 PM |
- By Saleem Khan
by Saleem Khan, CBC News Online
In case you missed it, the site that gave this whole blogging thing legs added a bunch of features yesterday. Blogger had slipped behind more feature-rich competitors over the years but software engineer Lexi Baugher reeled off some of the new functions in a post to Google's blog. The internet search giant owns Blogger.
The changes include the ability to:
- Add images, feeds and other elements to a blog without having to know HTML
- Make your own template without needing to know anything about CSS
- Make a blog private
- Group and label posts
In a post to the Blogger Buzz blog a day earlier, programmer Pete Hopkins compared the old and new Blogger in a way that's certain to earn him major geek cred — and take readers back to elementary school days when they were learning about metaphors: Old Blogger is to new Blogger as Battlestar Galactica with Lorne Greene is to Battlestar Galactica with Edward James Olmos, he wrote.
That sounds like an invitation to hop into a Viper and frag some toasters.
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