Blogger unveils new beta
Filed in archive Newsdesk 2.0 by S.M. Schrama on August 15, 2006

- Dynamic Serving The biggest change of all is perhaps the least immediately visible, but it affects the entire underlying structure of Blog*Spot.
- Access Control If your blog is relatively private, you can choose who you want to be able to view it, and restrict access to everyone else.
- Labels Organize your posts with labels to add an extra dimension to your blog.
- More Site Feed Options We've added several new options to your site feed settings.
- Improved Dashboard We've made some tweaks to your dashboard, to make things a bit more convenient for you.
- Google Accounts
Your account won't just be a Blogger account any longer, but a full-fledged Google Account, with all the extra security and convenience that provides.
I have to say that it looks promising. I've always had a blogger account, but just to check out functionality. And I certainly will test out the new functionality.
Marshall Kirkpatrick of Techcrunch has a good post about it here.

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