When you were going to create a web site of even going to edit a simple web page, did this question cross your mind? Well, to me, hundreds of times. Microsoft FrontPage and Adobe Dreamweaver (formerly Macromedia’s) has got some definite advantages over each other. So this is my code of choosing between the applications.

1. The experience level.

First and foremost, you have to figure out the expertise you have on the field. If you’re relatively less-experienced, FrontPage is the tool for you. It’s ultra simple and you don’t have to write even one line of code to get the most complicated thing done.

Well, it might be a bit late to do a fresh post on this but anyways, it’s just too good to not to blog about it! Yes! the headline does justice. It’s a documentary about bloggers.

As the clip tells you, it follows the day-today lives of 10 bloggers. And two of my favorites are in that! John Chow and Darren Rowse. The producer, Prija Phaphouampheng, has a pretty interesting plan for fundraising for this movie. You can check out John Chow’s sponsored review of the movie here.As a sidenote, I am sure the blogger community would embrace this movie - no doubt!

“Come make Windows Live the best place to share your digital memories! Heard of Flickr? YouTube? How about. Mac? This role will work across the new Windows Live division with teams like Spaces, SkyDrive, Messenger and Hotmail to construct a winning strategy for Microsoft in photo and video sharing.”

That was an exact extract from a job posting in Microsoft. Well, what does it mean? Microsoft is definitely on it’s way to create another Flickr! With such vast resources at their disposal and millions of Winows Live users, they are bound to do it - even better than Flickr!

I came across this hilarious video just now on YouTube and thought it’s something worth sharing - for a good laugh that is… Really makes you think how far these networks had changed our lives.

I know.. I know.. Facebook is a social networking tool and you don’t need to go and make it your workplace. But what if you can actually catch ‘live-ones’ for your blogs on Facebook? I mean, you’re in Facebook anyway right? So what’s the harm of adding a couple of applications that defines your interests and shows your friends what you like love to do?

So here are a couple of goodies you can use to get some exposure to your blog!

Flog Blog

Flog allows you to quickly and easily integrate an existing blog into your facebook profile!

Well, actually, I was a bit surprised why Microsoft bothered about giving so much attention to a blogger’s needs. And I mean real needs.

It’s just as good as any journaling software, and better. Imagine Word’s formatting functionalities in a blog post? That’s bound to get some thumbs up. Except for that,

• You can pretty much manage multiple blog accounts.
• Supports all the major blog platforms – yes, that includes Wordpress.
• Can upload all the embedded images to your local uploads folder.
• Can categorize your blog posts right inside Word – even create new categories.
• Edit any post that is published online easily.
• Can handle all the word-arts, the charts and the tables within!

That’s pretty much worth it right?