Software I use for posterous

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Although I may have registered for posterous a long time ago, it wasn't until I read Steve Rubel's "gutsy" decision about diving into lifestreaming rather than blogging made me realize that blogging may need another shot in the arm to make it fresh and exciting again. I won't be leaving my blogs or other social networking services anytime soon, but I'll be including my posterous lifestream into the mix to make my online presence even more wholeistic than readers just seeing me as a game/tech blogger.

Here's my way of posting on posterous (and in the process post everywhere else):

The changing face of writing

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The movement has begun.

• *Problogger Darren Rowse has put up a personal blog
  
• Robert Scoble is writing more on Friendfeed than he has in his blog
• Steve Rubel is now on Posterous and has no plans on going back to his blog
• Robert Sanchez is trying out Posterous again (ehem!)

Is blogging dead or dying? There are some quarters saying that it is, however in my opinion writing has just evolved to the next step: lifestreaming. Isn't blogging supposed to be spreading information to the internet about something (usually yourself)? This is what lifestreaming does in spades.