The Knoxify guys have added a new feature to the site.
Now, whenever you browse the comments on any given story, you can hover over the commenters name to reveal their participation history right here on Knoxify.com.
Our new system also checks the URL left by the commenter and attempts to pull the latest post from their […]
Rootclip.com, a Scripps-owned venture, has opened voting to the public for their follow-up films. Patrick and Casey have submitted “The Password” in an effort to win chapter 2 of the contest.
Any vote love you could give the Knoxify guys is greatly appreciated! Thanks Knoxified army!
Equipment used during film graciously provided by Knoxville Voice.
As we reported yesterday, we’re all geared up to take on video blogging. However, during a conversation last night with Brandon, we realized we were short on topics other than the Knoxified Friday Question.
So, we’re looking for you to tell us what topics you’d like to see. But more importantly, where should we video blog from? […]
For those of you that have visited the site within the past couple of days, you’ve probably noticed some flashy graphics dancing around in our sidebar. It’s an advertisement for the beta site, KnoxTube.com.
You’re probably thinking “Ahh man. Are you guys selling out?” Well, yes and no.
Yes, because we’re running an ad. That’s a simple one, […]
Sorry folks, no question today. The Knoxified crew has a lot going on these days but we’ll return next week for another installment.
photo credit: Lawrence Whittemore
We recently upgraded the site to WordPress 2.5. Apologies for any errors you might come across but if you do, please send us a note on-the-contact.
Before you newbies leave for fear of the word “feed”, read this: feeds are “used to publish frequently updated content including, but not limited to, blog entries, news headlines, and podcasts.” Got that?
Here at Knoxify we publish our ever fluctuating feed subscriber total in the footer. Go ahead, take a look. That number may not mean […]
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