mlogging

The art of mind-blogging information to public media websites and information superhighways.

Mlogging is so f*cking awesome, I don't even need a computer to do it.

by Tyra Williams May 28, 2010

mlog

a mind blog

She mentally updated her mlog so all of her followers would know what's going on.

by mloggymloggymcmloggsalot June 24, 2010

mlog

A coding language for a little-known open-source game called Mindustry.

mlog is mindustry logic

People be making blender in mlog, you sure you wanna make that?

i only simp for best mlog coders

by Highfire1 December 24, 2021

Mlog

Multimedia Log. If Weblog = blog, Videolog = Vlog, then surely Multimedialog is MLOG

Billie created a mlog encompassing various kinds of media logs to share her stories.

by MaverickGirl June 07, 2018

mlogging

A hybrid of "mom" and "bloggers," reflecting the incredible explosion of moms blogging online and the new focus of advertisers on this marketing demographic.

Mloggers (aka "Power Moms") now make up more than 20% of the active internet population, according to research by Nielsen.

For many moms, "mlogging," (mommy blogging)

can be an important way to connect with other moms.

by el_chacal August 21, 2009

mlogging

Mlogging: (p. m’lŏgging); n. A Mlog: to write entries in, add material to, or maintain a weblog that is distiguished by the fact that it is part of formal media, and edited by a media worker, often by an editor. It is a blog, but on a media site.

I do quite a bit of mlogging with the Guardian website. That site has quite a few mloggers.

The creation of Comment is Free and Thoughtleader (www.commentisfree.co.uk & www.thoughtleader.co.za), both media companies offering edited blog platforms.

It has created a different animal in the blog/media world. It’s a blog-media hybrid. It’s a blog in format and perhaps a bit in style too — yet a crucial difference is that it is edited subbed, much like a columnist is in a media publication. So it’s somewhere in between.

by Matthew Buckland November 21, 2007

mlog

A blog or journal created on a mobile device. Similar in nature to a blog (weblog), vlog (videolog) or podcast. First mentioned by Bren on the Geek Mythologies website.

I just fully completed my first ever blog from my Windows Mobile Smartphone... I think I'm going to call this a mlog.

by IR_Moon May 23, 2007