Showing posts with label aggregator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aggregator. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 November 2009

Multilingual Bloggingportal.eu

Multilingual Bloggingportal.eu, which aggregates posts from 474 Euroblogs, offers opportunities for cross-border debate on European issues and enjoyable language learning. In principle, 25 languages are on offer, but I suspect that there are a still a number of ‘national’ blogs with broadly European themes, which nobody has thought of proposing to the editors of Bloggingportal.eu.



You can propose a separate blog post or a new blog for inclusion on Bloggingportal.eu. You can suggest your own blog or someone else’s weblog.



The registered blogs are fairly active. When I looked a short while ago, 164 had posted during the last seven days.

This weekend Bloggingportal.eu migrated to a new server and the design is slightly different.



The editors’ choices on Bloggingportal.eu Home are suitable for those who want to read a few selected articles.



Personally, I prefer to keep up to date by scanning all the posted articles on Bloggingportal.eu Posts and by taking a closer look at the ones I find especially interesting.



Ralf Grahn

Thursday, 2 April 2009

Euroblogging: Expanding Bloggingportal.eu

Two months have gone since I wrote about the launch of the Euroblog aggregator Bloggingportal.eu.

During this time, checking Bloggingportal.eu has become a daily habit for me, a handy way to scan about a hundred daily posts and to read the ones I find interesting (and have time for). I can also check the preferences highlighted by the editors.

I now have the latest post headlines appearing visibly on my own blog.

In two months the multilingual Bloggingportal.eu has expanded by almost 19 per cent, by 53 blogs (from 281 to 334).


Act now!

There is still room for expansion, I think. Bloggers can submit their own blog on European affairs or they can suggest a suitable blog for inclusion. Please, do.

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The initiators and editors of Bloggingportal.eu are doing a great job in creating the European public space.


Ralf Grahn