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User generated video: As visual people artists aren't always at one with words. With the arrival of UGV you can now blog to camera not keyboard. Good news too for video and performance artists. Go to Mocksim O'Connell’s blog Open Art Surgery to see it being put to very good use.

Blog comments notifications: As an Artists talking blogger you can elect to receive notification by email when comments are posted to your blogs. This means you don't have to search for comments or stumble upon them by chance, enabling you to respond much quicker and keep conversations flowing.

Other blogs by: If you have more than one Artists talking blog they are all listed, with links, in the panel to the right of your blog - anyone reading your latest blog can immediately access your other blogging excursions.

Add and share: You can post up links direct to social networking and news sharing sites by using the Add and Share widgets in the grey panel to the right of your article or blog. This means you can share your activities with all of your online contacts with one click.

My bookmarks: If you are logged in you can now bookmark blogs, opportunities and articles to build your personal list of resources. How to >>

Personal URL Projects unedited and Degrees unedited bloggers can now create a personalised URL link direct to their blogs Here's how >>

First published: a-n.co.uk November 2009; Updated January 2010

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