1 post tagged “clipmarks”

One of the things we like about the new generation of web applications is not only how they allow people to interact, share information, and build relationships -- let's call this the "social media" aspect -- but also how they are built to work together with other web apps.

We've talked about it before -- "Vox plays well with the services you already use" -- which you can see with Vox's integration with YouTube, Amazon, Flickr, and more.  We're glad to see that more and more services are playing well with Vox too, including a service called Clipmarks which lets you save bits and pieces of web pages that you visit and ultimately republish those "clips" on your blog.

Clipmarks just launched their Clip-to-Blog feature with support for Vox built right in. It's this kind of app-to-app relationship that makes things better for everyone. Bloggers who may not have the time to post original material as often as they'd like now have the option to share their filtered, edited "clips" with friends, family, or the world.

Blogging takes many forms -- from the loquacious poster who can dash off 800 words of original thinking without breaking a sweat, to the moblogger who looks forward to each Vox Hunt photo prompt. And for the cut-and-pasters of the world, Clipmarks hopes to make blogging a little bit easier.