I know a group of business men who “compete” top trumps stylee with photos of the hottest cars they’ve seen that day. I was with them when one bagged an orange lambourgini(?) in trafalgar square.

I could imagine there are thousands of similar “muppets” out there…

Moblogging is a curious area, personally, i think your audience has to be limited in order to work successfully, on muppets the majority of us have met in the real world, even though we have members all over the world, so you connect a lot more with your audience, and the conversations that build up around your pictures and videos relates a lot more personally.

With large moblogging websites, your content soon gets lost in the noise.

One thing i have noticed though, is a lack of good design and UI in the moblog arena, textamerica is an example of good design, whereas Twitxr and moblog.co.uk are lacking in this area (though moblog.co.uk is getting better)

For whitelabel moblogging there are also running expenses and storage to consider, it would be rather foolish to offer a service like that for free *stop press* i’ve just seen that textamerica has shut down due to high running costs, quite shocked that such a massive site has pulled the plug! might go to show that there’s no money in moblogging!

Oh and the headers&text is something i’m working on integrating into northpack.co.uk too