Yahoo! is shutting down MyBlogLog

Yahoo! has yet again announced the shutting down of one of their services — this time around, it’s MyBlogLog. Yahoo! sent emails to all those who were using MyBlogLog last night.

Dear MyBlogLog Customer,

You have been identified as a customer of Yahoo! MyBlogLog. We will officially discontinue Yahoo! MyBlogLog effective May 24, 2011. Your agreement with Yahoo!, to the extent that it applies to the Yahoo! MyBlogLog, will terminate on May 24, 2011.

After May 24, 2011 your credit card will no longer be charged for premium services on MyBlogLog. We will refund you the unused portion of your subscription, if any. The refund will appear as a credit via the billing method we have on file for you. To make sure that your billing information is correct and up to date, visit https://billing.yahoo.com.

Questions?
If you have questions about these changes, please visit the Yahoo! MyBlogLog help pages.

We thank you for being a customer on Yahoo! MyBlogLog.

Sincerely,
The Yahoo! My BlogLog Team

Been using MyBlogLog for years now, even before Yahoo! bought it for $10PHP 587INR 847EUR 10CNY 73 million in early 2007. We’ve had over 2,000 members on MyBlogLog so I’m not sure what will happen after May 24 when the service is totally shut down.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

27 Comments

carl says:

14 years ago

wala lugi ni yahoo, in 2 years sarado na din yan
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elmerlovesoreo says:

14 years ago

Wenks… kakalagay ko lang nung plug-in ng mybloglog sa blog ko last week hehehe. Di pala sikat yung service na yun. Kala ko madami makukuhang viewers dun :(
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Discy says:

14 years ago

Nge kakasign in ko lang kahapon pero wala pa namang message sakin. In any case, mukhang talagang may lugi rin kahit kasinglaki ng Yahoo ang isang website. Bakit kaya?
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Edwin C says:

14 years ago

Like I care.
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Philippine Android News says:

14 years ago

I am about to install this on my Blog at pinoydroid.net…but I guess its not worth it anymore….

any feedbacks?
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dan says:

14 years ago

omg first was the 360 thing and this. Their yahoo groups are spammed to max as well too. I hope they could bounce back. We all loved yahoo years back :)
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deuts says:

14 years ago

Now I wonder how many years (or months) should we be counting before the good old Yahoo! Groups will be gone.
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Richard Benedict says:

14 years ago

is that really true? I found something on plurk about this MyBlogLog being a scam.

http://www.plurk.com/p/aup90c
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April says:

14 years ago

yahoo is crumbling down slowly. it makes me sad to see that since before i even knew what the heck google is, i relied everything to yahoo
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Manuel says:

14 years ago

The only thing I like about Yahoo is their front page news.
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adam says:

14 years ago

I hope na hindi naman sana mag sara ang yahoo group. Probably the reason they will shutdown their mybloglog is to reduce on cost kasi ok parin naman ang mybloglog kahit free service. Better to place facebook plug-in instead.
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Jhay says:

14 years ago

Magsasara ang Yahoo! groups, mga matatandang bobo lang gumagamit nun, haha. Facebook groups is light years better.
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Mikaela says:

14 years ago

I also received this notification. Sayang 3 months na sana yung blog ko.
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Jonaflormicfren says:

14 years ago

In all things there is a beginning and ending. http://iloveyou-mydear.blogspot.com/
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DumaguetePH says:

14 years ago

Sayang, I maglalagay pa naman ako ng widget nila sa blog ko. :(
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Dante says:

14 years ago

Naku naman sayang din ung akin khit 20+ lng visitors dun atleast meron ako… sana meron silang bagong idea na maipapalit dyan…

If Yahoo! shuts down sayang din nmn isa sa foundation ng search engines.
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jhoravi says:

14 years ago

It reminds me few years ago when Microsoft offered Yahoo $44.6 billion in which Yahoo dumbly turned down.
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Michael Pancho says:

14 years ago

Oh well, nasa process pa lang ako on how to put myBlogLog in my own page, but, here we go, another site shut down.
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Jason Acidre says:

14 years ago

That’s real sad. Sayang naman, wala ng automatic links from Yahoo. Sana sinabay na lang nila sa pagshutdown ng Siteexplorer sa 2012 yung MyBlogLog.
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orgl says:

14 years ago

@jhay eh di si mr jim ayson bobo din? alam ko gumagamit sya ng yahoo group hahaha lagot ka eh alam ko matalino yun
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Jonha | iJustDid.org says:

14 years ago

While it may not affect as much people, yung mga Bloggers like Yugatech who have lots of following sa service na to would be a bit bothered. First Flickr, then Delicious, then MyBlogLog, baka sa susunod Yahoo! Mail na, wala kasing matatag na management organization ang Yahoo! Pero love ko parin sila kahit papaano ;-)
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Jonha | iJustDid.org says:

14 years ago

Tama, everytime I log out from my Yahoo! Mail (don’t laugh but it’s the longest email service that I’ve been using though Gmail is undeniably clever – so I have both), I love the news updates which Google doesn’t have. Kahit pa sabihin natin na hindi ganun ka swift and smooth ang mga products nila, may share parin talaga of fanatics sila dito sa Asia.
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abe Dumlao says:

14 years ago

Matibay parin Google … may kita pa every month

http://www.autotrade.com.ph
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Cristal says:

14 years ago

I think may fault din talaga ung yahoo kaya nalulugi sila and nagsshut down mga services nila, hindi kasi secure mga services nila and andami na ring spam eh…ok pa naman sana ung mybloglog services nila…oh well… :(
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JC John Sese Cuneta says:

14 years ago

It’s the second time they sent that. The first time was a year or two ago? I ended up ignoring their latest email announcement thinking “someone’s messing with them again”.

Wait-and-see mode, if their email announcement is for real.
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