"Gagapost creates a new participation model for the blogosphere," said Chris Shipley, executive producer of the DEMO conferences. "It transforms a personal blog into a Web 2.0 community, allowing friends and colleagues to make information and memory sharing a collective effort."
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How can friends and family best share their experiences of things or events they did together? A Taiwanese company called Qubes took the stage at Demo 09 Tuesday morning to offer its answer: Gagapost. This is essentially collaborative blogging, in which multiple users can all share ownership and authorship of the blog they've created. In many ways, this is very much like a wiki, but with a simpler front end and cross-Web commenting tools that anyone can use, regardless of whether they're one of the blog's owners. Read the entire article.

Blogging is made easier with Gagapost, which lets bloggers use PCs or handheld devices to create posts and give friends the opportunity to contribute to their posts. Another blogging platform normally wouldn't be noteworthy, but this one integrates community and content, making an individual post the central point of a social network. Read the entire article.

The name is pretty cool and sounds fun. According to Samson Yao, VP of Business development of Gagapost, "there are 184 million bloggers worldwide in 2008, however, daily post number decreased by 40% last year. People give up blogging because they are lazy, lack of words and get bored because nobody reads their blogs! Gagapost wants to make blogging easy and fun again."
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