noun. A very long blog article
Usage: “Paul Marks has done another Blogapotamus on Samizdata.net”
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noun. The ‘birthday’ of the establishment of a blog. September 6th, 2004 | Comments are closed
 noun. Business blogs. This can mean blogs writing about business issues or (increasingly) actually run and maintained by a business as part of its day to day operations. Generally Biz Blogs are outward facing (i.e. written to communicate with customers or business peers) but the terms is occasionally used for internal company blogs used a knowledge management systems (see K-logs). July 29th, 2004 | Comments are closed
1. noun. A blog (depreciated). 2. noun. A hybrid blog/website, featuring website features such as a conventional on-line company brochure (for example) but also incorporating a blog in a sidebar as a supporting feature on the same page. (coined in this context (usage 2) by Adriana Cronin) November 6th, 2003 | Comments are closed
verb. To use one’s blog to beg for assistance (usually for information, occasionally for money). One who does so is a ‘blegger’. Usually intended as humorous. July 5th, 2003 | Comments are closed
variant of “doggerel.” Opinion put forward on a blog that has previously been repeated over and over and over again until it makes people sick. (Coined by The Pontificator) November 25th, 2002 | Comments are closed
noun. A web log written by lawyers and/or concerned primarily with legal affairs. (Probably coined by Denise M. Howell ) November 20th, 2002 | Comments are closed
1. noun. One who reads many blogs but leaves no evidence of themselves such as comments behind; a silent observer of blogs. 2. noun. One who reads many blogs but has no blog of their own; a blog-watcher or blog voyeur. Usage: “But, Mikey, I can’t have a blog of my own! I’m a blurker!” October 4th, 2002 | Comments are closed
phrase. A chart or lists showing the links between blogs. Also: Blog ecosystem. September 17th, 2002 | Comments are closed
noun. A party for bloggers; a blogger get-together. (possibly coined by Perry de Havilland) September 17th, 2002 | Comments are closed
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