Access Control
If your blog is relatively private, you can choose who you want to be able to view it, and restrict access to everyone else. Share your family reunion photos with only other family members, for instance, or just keep your private thoughts and feelings in your own private blog. For more information, check out the new access control settings.
Labels
Organize your posts with labels to add an extra dimension to your blog. Instead of just browsing chronologically, you'll be able to dynamically display all posts from any given category, and visitors can zero in on the topics that interest them most. For more information, read about how to use labels.
More Site Feed Options
We've added several new options to your site feed settings. In addition to the usual feed of your blog posts, you can have a feed for all the comments on your blog, and even individual feeds for all the comments on each separate post. Your visitors can use these feeds to find out if someone responds to their comments, or to follow discussions on your blog. The default format of the feeds will be upgraded from Atom 0.3 to Atom 1.0. Also, for you die-hard RSS fans out there, you'll be able to optionally get all feeds in RSS 2.0 format instead of Atom. For more information, check out the new site feed settings.
Improved Dashboard
We've made some tweaks to your dashboard, to make things a bit more convenient for you. For instance, you can access your "View Blog" and "Template" links right from this page now, without having to click through to another page first. Also, we've replaced some of the icons with text links, which should be clearer and easier to use. You'll notice a bit of a change to the Edit Posts page, as well, with a spruced-up look and better support for scrolling back through your older posts.
Google Accounts
Your account won't just be a Blogger account any longer, but a full-fledged Google Account, with all the extra security and convenience that provides. If you already have a Google Account, you can merge your Blogger account with it when you switch. If not, you can create a new one for free. Learn about switching to a Google Account here.
If your blog is relatively private, you can choose who you want to be able to view it, and restrict access to everyone else. Share your family reunion photos with only other family members, for instance, or just keep your private thoughts and feelings in your own private blog. For more information, check out the new access control settings.
Labels
Organize your posts with labels to add an extra dimension to your blog. Instead of just browsing chronologically, you'll be able to dynamically display all posts from any given category, and visitors can zero in on the topics that interest them most. For more information, read about how to use labels.
More Site Feed Options
We've added several new options to your site feed settings. In addition to the usual feed of your blog posts, you can have a feed for all the comments on your blog, and even individual feeds for all the comments on each separate post. Your visitors can use these feeds to find out if someone responds to their comments, or to follow discussions on your blog. The default format of the feeds will be upgraded from Atom 0.3 to Atom 1.0. Also, for you die-hard RSS fans out there, you'll be able to optionally get all feeds in RSS 2.0 format instead of Atom. For more information, check out the new site feed settings.
Improved Dashboard
We've made some tweaks to your dashboard, to make things a bit more convenient for you. For instance, you can access your "View Blog" and "Template" links right from this page now, without having to click through to another page first. Also, we've replaced some of the icons with text links, which should be clearer and easier to use. You'll notice a bit of a change to the Edit Posts page, as well, with a spruced-up look and better support for scrolling back through your older posts.
Google Accounts
Your account won't just be a Blogger account any longer, but a full-fledged Google Account, with all the extra security and convenience that provides. If you already have a Google Account, you can merge your Blogger account with it when you switch. If not, you can create a new one for free. Learn about switching to a Google Account here.
Para migrar, hay que loguearse en blogger.com con los datos de la cuenta de google (gmail y todo lo demás) y va a aparecer la opcioncita para migrar un blog existente a la nueva beta
Las nuevas cosas son lindas, no sé, lo malo es que por ahora no se puede editar manualmente el html de los templates (en realidad sí, pero hacerlo inhabilita el editor wysiwyg)
Coso, los que tengan unblog en blogger si quieren pruébenlo
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