Collective Blogs, next step into the social future. All IT specialists in one place

Sept. 20, 2011 - PRLog -- UMumble Opens Collective Blogs Project to All Users

Founded in June 2011, UMumble is opening up its technology platform to programmers, advertisers, journalists, students, educators and designers. Businesses, employees and retailers in the IT industry connect on the mass media platform to share ideas and also socialize. UMumble invites the creation of collective blogs, download of videos and upload of audio programs. Because of its dedication to all things IT, UMumble is a niche platform that no IT insider can afford to miss.

The intent of this innovative platform is unique in the industry. Creators define its appeal by highlighting what UMumble.com is not: UMumble is not a link farm for bloggers to create back links; it is not a dumping ground for publishing material that is copyrighted elsewhere, and it is not a water cooler for IT workers to post jokes and funny pictures. Then again, humor is part and parcel of IT -- as long as it comes with an interesting story. Case in point is the plunger tablet photo and story; visit UMumble.com for a look.

Members discuss Android applications, Apple rumors and CSS ins and outs; there is room for Google information, hosting insights and HTML work-arounds. Java junkies post at UMumble, as do JavaScript users, Linux aficionados and MySQL learners. Discuss PHP, programming, Python and Ubuntu with experts. Anyone stuck with Wi-Fi, Windows -- especially Windows 7 -- and any other type of IT topic receives advice, input and solid information. By bringing together learners and experts, sellers and buyers, industry leaders and start-ups, UMumble.com defines the cutting edge of mass media IT inter-connectivity.

IT students and journalists in particular appreciate the spam-free environment that makes it possible to interact with experts in various fields. Discussions and ratings are just two of the ways that UMumble users communicate. Comments make it possible to ask questions or correct data. In some cases, hotly debated IT topics may lead to lively discussion threads that entertain as much as they educate. Site administrators keep a watchful eye on posts for civility and adherence to the no-spamming rules that are hallmarks of UMumble.com.

Since the community welcomes submissions from all users, IT topics are plentiful and range from the well-known to the avant-garde. Explore where information technology is headed -- even before the industry makes official announcements to the general public. In fact, why not participate fully in the UMumble.com community and actually help shape the direction of IT?

Visit http://UMumble.com for a look at the innovative platform that is becoming the buzz of the Internet. Direct all further questions to support@UMumble.com.

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