What is a Plog?
The Plog™ Service provides a personalized blog for each Amazon.com customer. A blog is a straightforward and now widely adopted method of posting a reverse chronological diary on the Internet. Here’s a list of some of the best and most popular blogs:
Boing Boing–A directory of wonderful things
Gizmodo–Reviews and charts the latest gadget trends
MobileWhack–Energetic discussions of mobile technology
Megnut–Evolving communication through blogging since 1999
John Robb’s Weblog–Thriving on rapid change
Jeremy Zawodny’s blog–Daily ramblings on life and technology
www.lileks.com–The Institute of Official Cheer
Gina Smith’s BIOTECH–Tech/biotech journalist and author
defective yeti–The musings of Matthew Baldwin, Pretty Okay Guy
InstaPundit.com–The Blogfather
Talking Points Memo by joshua micah marshall–A thoughtful contemplation of current affairs
andrewsullivan.com–A respected intellectual columnist blogger
Intel Dump–Near-real-time military analysis
Daily Kos–Political analysis and other daily rants on the state of the nation
Six Apart–Six Log is the weblog of Six Apart, the company behind TypePad and Movable Type
Your Amazon.com Plog is a diary of events that will enhance your shopping experience, helping you discover products that have just been released, track changes to your orders, and many other things. Just like a blog, your Plog is sorted in reverse chronological order. When we think we have something interesting or important to tell you, we’ll post it to your Plog.
Go to the Plog panel in Your Account to change Plog settings.
E-mail plog-feedback@amazon.com to share your thoughts and suggestions on this feature. We’ll read everything you send, although we cannot promise an individual response.