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"Magnify started out as an aggregation tool that can work in a collaborative manner, and quickly moved into the realm of a personal launchpad for video networks.  We've received a few updates from Magnify in the past few months, but they seem somewhat minor in comparison to today's announcement in regards to the continued evolution of Magnify as a service and its inclusion of more networking capabilities to extend the scope of its usability to a wider array of end users.  \nTaking on the role of a self-broadcasting tool, video blogging has been added as an option on Magnify.  This new feature is currently in private beta, and it comes with some tools to help you get started.  One such tool is a plug-and-play Webcam capture tool for building your Vlog page, and personalizing it with graphics and design.  Then, they can just start vlogging.  Podcamp's co-founder Chris Brogan has even gotten in on the fun, creating a daily video blog called \"Attention Upgrade\" to help test out Magnify's new vlogging features.  \nWhat's interesting about this vlogging feature is the integration with Magnify's other network and aggregation tools, making it somewhat different from other self-broadcasting sites out there.  What you've got is an integrated, multi-faceted network (that you've created) that operates around the aggregation and personal creation of video content.  It should also work nicely with the recently launched ad options for Magnify users as well.  \nSome other new feature that really highlight the good points about Magnify include its widget maker, which lets you export your video playlists, a bookmarklet for grabbing videos as you surf the web, a flash uploader, and improved custom page and profile builders.  \n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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