vlog

[ vlawg, vlog ]

noun

1. a blog that features mostly videos rather than text or images.

verb (used without object)

, vlogged, vlog·ging.

1. to maintain or add posts to a vlog.

vlog

/ vlɒɡ /

noun

1. a video journal uploaded to the internet

Other Words From

• vlog·ger noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of vlog¹

First recorded in 2000–05; v(ideo) ( def ) + (b)log ( def )

Word History and Origins

Origin of vlog¹

C21: from video + blog

Example Sentences

It’s a great tool for anyone with a podcast or vlog, whether they’re conducting interviews, playing live music, doing a DJ set in a virtual club, or holding a conference call.

From Popular-Science

That reality has powered the rise of online influencers whose every word, tweet, or vlog fuels a multi-billion dollar marketing industry for companies’ products and services.

From Quartz

In the latest vlog, Barry interviewed Jutin Abrams, the Senior SEO Consultant at BrightEdge and co-founder of Cause of a Kind.

From Search Engine Land

Some of the people that I’m really close with have vlog channels with millions of followers and they are always on it.

From Digiday

The film does make mention of the Giannulli family—and also includes vlogs from Olivia Jade, their daughter and the YouTube star who posed as a crew recruit.

From Time