Pegasus Pictures

Another test from mobile

2009-11-06T13:06:00.000Z

Here is another test

Last Post

2009-11-01T00:43:00.000Z

This is the last post on the Pegasus testing Blog site

A Few Hours

2009-11-01T00:12:00.001Z

Well it has taken a few hours but it is basically there. The blog is branded and in close style to the main site. There are a few things that could make it much easier for the next site like a properly commented template page. I will work on this while it is still fresh in my mind.

I am adding an image to this post just to make sure that the images all work in the normal way.

Email notification update to my blog

2009-10-31T18:51:00.002Z

This is a test email to my bog - this should be updated immediately and be published

Our Blog through our own FTP site

2009-10-31T18:29:00.002Z

Today 2009-10-31 we re-published our blog to be served through our own FTP folder on our server rather than being directly server by Blogger. This was mainly as as an search engine optimisation experiment. We will keep you posted on the ease of this transition adn the results of our search engine optimisation findings.

Using a blog

2007-12-27T11:50:00.001Z

Welcome Pegasus Pictures Blog Page

Here we are using the free blogger provided by Google. It is really easy to create, and will add a lot of content to your site.

Here is a small history of Blogger in their own words:

Blogger was started by a tiny company in San Francisco called Pyra Labs in August of 1999. This was in the midst of the dot-com boom. But we were not exactly a VC-funded, party-throwing, football-in-the-lobby-playing, free-beer-drinking outfit. (Unless it was other people's free beer.)

We were three friends, funded by doing annoying contract web projects for big companies, trying to make our own grand entrance onto the Internet landscape. What we were originally trying to do does not matter so much now. But while doing it, we created Blogger, more or less on a whim and thought — Hmmm...this is interesting.

Blogger took off, in a small way, and eventually a bigger way, over a couple years. We raised a little money (but stayed small). And then the bust happened, and we ran out of money, and our fun little journey got less fun. We narrowly survived, not all in one piece, but kept the service going the whole time (most days) and started building it back up.

Things were going well again in 2002. We had hundreds of thousands of users, though still just a few people. And then, something unexpected happened: Google wanted to buy us. Yes, that Google

We liked Google a lot. And they liked blogs. So we were amenable to the idea. And it worked out nicely.

Now we are a small (but slightly bigger than before) team in Google focusing on helping people have their own voice on the web and organising the world's information from the personal perspective. Which has pretty much always been our whole deal.

You can get started with your own blog from: http://www.blogger.com/