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Speakageline enables you to publish a voice or video message from your phone to your blog.

Just ring the number and a media byte is published, there is also a conference feature so an interview can be posted just after it ends.
Or you can use it for your blog visitors to call a number to leave voice or video messages, see others like Jaxter, Jangl, and MobaTalk.

You could basically make a podcast blog where all your posts are published remotely. Services like Pheeder, Evoca, MySay, Yodio enable to post media on the go, but they are more social network generic type blogs (most have widgets), but Speakageline posts directly to your blog as a new entry.

Perhaps Jott is the closest service so far that enables remote publishing of media as a new blog entry.

LetMeParty allows you to SMS a post to your blog and Spinvox enables you to ring a number and leave a voice message which converts into text as a new blog entry…plus visitors can ring the number and leave a message that converts to text.

Related:
The various ways visitors can communicate with blog owners
The many ways to post to your blog

My cool button - nifty 3D button generator…remember bouncy bouncy.

illumnio - a desktop RSS Reader, where you can join groups and share stuff [via m]

Meet-O-Matic - a simple meetup or schedule tool without needing to sign up to a complex calendar or event service. If you need to schedule a meeting tick the available dates on the calendar. An email is sent to your recipients from your special Meet-O-Matic email address, with the URL to the proposed meeting dates.
Recipients click on their invited URL and tick their availability, the sender will see a matrix of availability, you can even mark important people, and the system will recommend the best date.I’m not sure if recipients can also see each others availability.
Also see ipolipo and TimeBridge for Outlook…or just let others know your presence with Yatam.

TipIt - give your fellow blogger a tip or donation for contributing to our lovely pool of user generated content…one for Dosh Dosh.

Jaxtop - a cross between a webtop and desktop widgets