This is a nice, concise rundown of the vlog world at the moment.

Because many see vlogging as a new medium, and to a degree it is, they mistakenly assume that human needs and desires have changed just because the medium has.

The idea of vlogs and vlogging are popping up in the mainstream media more and more.

Vloggers will soon be able to use public service radio and TV programs from the U.K.

Stanley Edwards from Platypus Productions reports in vlog form from the MIPTV Conference in France.

It seems vlog world is already beginning to meet the academic world.

Vlogging is the last piece in the puzzle that will ultimately lead to some very interesting multimedia projects.

It looks like the Discovery Channel is getting into vlogs too (who isn’t these days?) – specifically travel vlogs for their Travel Channel. This looks like a good chance for some traveling vloggers. No doubt travel vlogs will be a mainstay in the vlog world in the years to come. Like travel narratives, travel vlogs will be able to give the true flavor of travel and not simply the glossy offering that permeate so much of the travel media.

Vlogs are here to stay. Of course no one has the authority to simply say so and make it so, some of those whose job it is to follow the ups and downs of the internet, its trends and whims, seem to think so.

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