What is a Vlogger?
The term “vlogger” is a portmanteau of the words video and blogger. A vlogger is someone who posts embedded videos regularly to their blog, in addition to or in place of text and other content. Some vloggers post videos that feature themselves or have been recorded independently, while others might post videos within a certain genre such as humor, science, or sports. The distribution of vlog (video blog) updates is often facilitated by a (Really Simple Syndication) RSS feed, sometimes also referred to as a vidcast or vodcast. The first vlog is widely considered to be “The Journey,” by vlogger Adam Kontras. Launched in 2000, “The Journey” chronicled Kontras’s move to Los Angeles and subsequent attempt to break into show business. Kontras received wide recognition for his innovative use of the medium, and later went on to host a segment on The Early Show. Since then, vloggers have united to host their own annual conference, Vloggercon, and their own vlogger awards, The Vloggies. Many vlo
A vlogger is short for Video Blogger and if you’re familiar with blogs this should explain it all. Basically a video blog is like a normal blog just that it also contains videos. These are distributed by an RSS feed like blogs and tools like iTunes or FireAnt can subscribe to them and automatically download new videos for you (and eventually sync them to a portable media device). And this article is about what you need to get started with doing videos inside Second Life.
