Does That Blogger

History
On 23 August 1999, Blogger was launched by Pyra Labs, and has become one of the service publication of the first blog in the world.
In February 2003, Pyra Labs is recognized by Google to make a feature premium Blogger previously published by Pyra Labs to become a full service for free users. Approximately one year later, one of the founder of Pyra Labs, Evan Williams, draw themselves from Google.
In 2004, Google purchased Picasa; ago integrated with Blogger so that service Picasa users can publish a photo collection that he has to blog site that he has on Blogger.

On 9 May 2004, Blogger introduced some basic changes in the publication system blogs, including the use of template CSS (Cascading stylesheet), individual archive page for each post, comment, post and via email.
On 14 August 2006, Blogger launched its latest version (still in beta) with the name code "Invaders". The latest version of this memigrasikan Blogger users to the server owned by Google, in addition to adding several new features.
On May 2007, all of the Blogger service has been officially transferred and operated on the server Google.

Re-design
Along with the migration service Blogger to Google servers, several new features introduced, label includes the setting, regulation of the interface template with a slide-and-place (drag - and-drop), permission to read blogs, and the option of a new web feed.

Integration
Google Toolbar features the "BlogThis!" Toolbar that will allow users with accounts Blogger to post the direct link to their blog.
Blogger supports Google's AdSense service as a way for blog owners to money from their blogs.
Blogger offers support for multi-author blog, which allows users to create a blog for the group (group blog).
Blogger Template offers a conversion feature, which allows users to change the design template blog suit them. For users who have the ability or understanding of programming CSS code, this feature is very useful because it allows them to design own design blog itself, among others, by adding a number of menus, and fields.

By Source: www.wikipedia.org