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.
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.
an enlightened feeling one feels during a marijuana buzz, often causing the person to drift off into their own world whilst in mid-conversation.
- When ones mind thinks too deeply into a word or event it opens up a room of doorways in the brain, enabling them to drift into further positive-righteous-thinking, allowing the person to realise certain truths which cannot be accessed during the average brain state.
John, Ben, and adam are walking down the road one friday night feeling rather stoned. John and Ben are walking in front in deep conversation about trees, Adam howether had left the conversation three minutes ago as he drifting into his own world in which he was mogging-out at the fact that trees are green.