Blogging and video blogging (vlogging) can promote arts by allowing artists to share their work, interests, and ideas through an online diary or blog. Blogs make it easy to include photos, videos, and links to share what an artist is creating, experiencing, and discussing. Blogs also enable discussion and collaboration between artists through features that allow commenting and sharing content across multiple blogs. Both individual blogs and collaborative blogging can help artists connect with others and promote their art forms.

1. Blogging Blogging and Video Blogging For Arts Promotion Mind Your Arts 2007

2. WHAT IS BLOGGING?

3. A blog is like an online diary

4. Entries are in reverse chronological order, the latest news first.

5. I have never learned HTML but even I can customise my blog page

6. Include Photo’s from Flickr

7. What I’m reading, listening and watching allows my readers to know a bit about me

8. Links to favorite places

9. Subscrition Options

10. Links to My Del.icio.us tags

11. Archives and Previous Posts

12. Add images to make more interesting

13. Link to Blogroll at Bloglines

14. Insert Video from YouTube

15. Encourage discussion and debate

16. Peter Giles at AFTRS Digital Media

17. Dr Ben Goldsmith Screen Studies AFTRS

18. How much time does it take?

19. Blogging is easy with online services like Blogger

20. Other popular sites are Word Press and Live Journal

21. Performancing with Firefox is even easier

23. Collaborative Blogging allows more sharing of ideas and greater content

24. FTI and the ABC share ideas

25. Animators like to draw

28. WHAT IS A VLOG?

30. What is RSS?

32. You have to have a stance.