The audio portion of vlogs – video blogs – will now be searchable.

Here’s a good laugh, $5 per vlog.

Google will begin vlog hosting in an attempt to learn more about video from a search engine’s perspective.

The most creative vloggers will probably not be those who come naturally to technology, but those who come naturally to content.

Pico Station makes movlogging

Poor little vloggers, still under the radar screen. But not for long.

LG Electronics, in conjunction with AT&T, releases its “multimedia” Trax phone today. This release goes hand-in-hand with AT&T’s reccent launch of their wireless video-sharing service, which allows two AT&T subscribers to share video during a call.

Some good news out of Apple recently for vloggers who happen to have Macs – iMovie (Apple’s video editing software) has recently gotten an upgrade and a makeover.

An interesting development to watch will be how vlogs will be turned into spam. No doubt they will be. Everything on the internet eventually gets turned into spam.

Mobile vlogging, or movlogging, should be very big, even bigger than text moblogging. Take a video and post it right away. Or even stream it live. A live vlog could be interesting, provided it was used effectively.