BlogJet appeared in The Great Software List:

Prompt. Although it's a simple tool for posting and managing blog entries, BlogJet is not intended to have all features for all people. It does a few things well: integrate with existing blog services; post photos; and allow blog entries to be posted quickly with minimal effort. The reason the price is $40 rather than ecto's $18 is that it works more efficiently with fewer steps to accurately complete a post. BlogJet integrates with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers; FeedDemon, RSS Bandit, NewsGator, and other news aggregators using Blog This! to enable you easily blog about the current web page or news items. If you're an everyday blogger, then you need this tool.

Congrats to Dave, whose blog turns 8 today.

Matt, leading developer of an open-source project WordPress, publishes a response to the recent noise about wordpress.org spamming Google with more than 100000 articles.

Matt, we don’t care about all this. We just love WordPress

Yahoo has acquired Flickr and Ludicorp (via Nick Bradbury)

Ben Reichelt wrote an utility to schedule posts publishing with BlogJet, check it out here.

Thanks, Ben!

Congratulations to the winners of Business Blogging Awards 2005! Three of them (Best Law Blog, Best Blog About Small Business, Best PR Blog) plus Chris Pirillo received BlogJet as their prize.

Wonder why “plus Chris”, if BlogJet was not in the list of prizes for “The Chris Pirillo Award (For Shameless Self Promotion)”? Hell, it’s a shameless self promotion – because I want him to write a word about BlogJet in his blog

Seth Godin writes about software for Mac which upload pictures to your blog.

With BlogJet you can do this from Windows.

3 winners of the 2005 Business Blogging Awards will receive a copy of BlogJet. Vote now!