das Blog - open source and written in ASP.NET
"This is no "for money" product. We have developed that for our own needs and because we are educators and will use this code base in excercises with our students and therefore will give it away for them to play with, anyways, we can just as well share it with the rest of the folks out there, too.

This is "free software" without the politics. The software license we chose for DasBlog is plain and simple: BSD. You may use, modidy and redistribute our stuff as long as you keep us out of trouble and leave our and all of the other contibutor's copyright notices in. If you want to derive a closed-source, proprietary product from it ... just go right ahead. We don't like the GPL and the whole "must disclose source of derivative works" interpretation of "free"."
(via dasBlog.net) [Roland Tanglao's Weblog] 
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BlogPlanet
Moblog tool for Nokia 3650 camera phones and similar camphones with Java Midlet camera access.

"With BlogPlanet, updating your blog while you're on the go is as easy as writing an SMS. It runs on your mobile and lets you write new blog entries, send them to your blog, edit them afterwards and delete them. On top of that, you can take pictures with the mobile's built-in camera and include them in your posts. Here's an overview of BlogPlanet's features:

* Create, edit and delete posts
* A user dictionary which lets you add shortcuts for frequently used words and phrases
* Take pictures with the built-in camera
* Easily include the pictures in your posts, without having to enter HTML code
* Supports the BloggerAPI and MetaWeblogAPI for compatibility with a vast number of blog sites
* English, German and Spanish language support

BlogPlanet has been tested with the Nokia 3650."

[Roland Tanglao's Weblog] 
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Stock market blogs

Here are some more blogs that contain trading and/or stock market information. This is a continuation of the list I made back in May. These have been on my blogroll for a while, but I thought I'd highlight them here.

• The Capital Spectator
• The Learning Curve
• Stable Value
• Stingy Investor
• The Gagalac Style - Charles has merged his stock blog, It's All About the Benjamins, into this blog. If you like, you can filter the stock market commentary via his archives by category.

(via Trader Mike: More Stock Market Blogs) [Roland Tanglao's Weblog] 
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Text America
... The problem is, moblogs are too uninformative. Here, take a look at the moblog from our dinner. I see the team now is off drinking somewhere. But, no context. No text. Here's a hint from the guys...that'll soon change....
[The Scobleizer Weblog] 
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Microsoft Bloggers
Ever want to aggregate your way into the mind of a Microsoft employee? Well here is your chance. I have a round up of folks that are either currently work for, have worked for, or are associated with Microsoft. You will find handy RSS syndication links on all of the blogs. So pull a feed or two today. Who knows, you might just get lucky and find out about some super, secret project like Operation Blue Screen. ;-)
By matt@ctsdownloads.com. [Lockergnome's RSS Resource] 
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blogs+im
Wikis, blogs, IM and other collaborative tools are going through a variety of trial matings as part of a grand experiment that is searching for new utility. I've been very interested in blogs and email (more precisely rss+news aggregator email)...
[tingilinde] 
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Finding Comfort in Strangers With an Online Diet Journal
Hundreds of overweight people are sharing detailed reports of their calories and cravings on self-created Web sites. By Amy Harmon.
[New York Times: Technology] 
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