Blogging - Fighting against Political Correctness.
One of the reasons for the popularity of blogs is that first they are free.
In this day and age where most forms of media have a cost.
Where you even have to pay to watch your favorite sports thanks to pay T.
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Blogging represents a new bastion of freedom speech.
Gone are the days when people start their own newspapers or magazines.
The printed word is expensive compared to the ease and free cost of blogging.
One of the reasons blogs have become hugely popular is that they are unregulated.
The author of any blog can post on any topic - Politics, Religion, Sport, Business, Art, Humor - its all fair game.
Many people treat a blog as an online diary.
Recording their daily activities.
Some go into minute details and some even brag about their most 'personal' details.
Some authors are anonymous, while others freely proclaim their authorship.
Blogging have become so popular that a second internet wave has started with blog communities - programs like Technorati and MyBlogLog promote not just blogs but the communities of blogging, functioning a bit like MySpace with a purpose.
Blogger is a free system operated by Google and represents one of the greatest free things Google has ever done.
Blogger was started by a tiny company in San Francisco called Pyra Labs in August of 1999 and Google brought it out.
Thankfully Google didn't change the basic formula of success, but have added an opportunity for people to earn income off their blogs by adding Google AdSense.
Quite a handy little option.
In their own words the aim of Blogger is "Now we're a small (but slightly bigger than before) team in Google focusing on helping people have their own voice on the web and organizing the world's information from the personal perspective.
Which has pretty much always been our whole deal.
" (blogger.
com/about) The real success of blogs lies in the individual creativity of blog authors meaning no two blogs is the same.
By allowing people the freedom of self expression, the world has had unleashed a stream of information to challenge the media giants and perhaps free the mind of the average citizen from corporate control.
One of the reasons for the popularity of blogs is that first they are free.
In this day and age where most forms of media have a cost.
Where you even have to pay to watch your favorite sports thanks to pay T.
V.
Blogging represents a new bastion of freedom speech.
Gone are the days when people start their own newspapers or magazines.
The printed word is expensive compared to the ease and free cost of blogging.
One of the reasons blogs have become hugely popular is that they are unregulated.
The author of any blog can post on any topic - Politics, Religion, Sport, Business, Art, Humor - its all fair game.
Many people treat a blog as an online diary.
Recording their daily activities.
Some go into minute details and some even brag about their most 'personal' details.
Some authors are anonymous, while others freely proclaim their authorship.
Blogging have become so popular that a second internet wave has started with blog communities - programs like Technorati and MyBlogLog promote not just blogs but the communities of blogging, functioning a bit like MySpace with a purpose.
Blogger is a free system operated by Google and represents one of the greatest free things Google has ever done.
Blogger was started by a tiny company in San Francisco called Pyra Labs in August of 1999 and Google brought it out.
Thankfully Google didn't change the basic formula of success, but have added an opportunity for people to earn income off their blogs by adding Google AdSense.
Quite a handy little option.
In their own words the aim of Blogger is "Now we're a small (but slightly bigger than before) team in Google focusing on helping people have their own voice on the web and organizing the world's information from the personal perspective.
Which has pretty much always been our whole deal.
" (blogger.
com/about) The real success of blogs lies in the individual creativity of blog authors meaning no two blogs is the same.
By allowing people the freedom of self expression, the world has had unleashed a stream of information to challenge the media giants and perhaps free the mind of the average citizen from corporate control.
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