A blog can be loosely defined as an online resource of easily-updated information. Blogs are typically fluid in their display of content, as a ‘blogger’ or user can instantaneously change what a blog says and how it appears. Blogs can be personal, professional, or both.
One key aspect of blogs is their ability to generate immediate feedback between blogger and audience. This feature is usually available via a ‘comment’ or ‘reply’ link beneath a blog entry. By submitting a brief response to a particular entry, the reader enters an ongoing dialogue with those sharing similar interests, questions, or thoughts.
Why not start (or continue) your experience with blogs by commenting on this blog post? Click the ‘Comments’ link below, or just type a response into the reply field. If you’d like, you could start by asking a question about blogs, or by sharing your own personal blogging experience.
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February 16, 2007 at 11:43 pm
Ultimately, don’t get thrown by the distinction between a blog and a website. They essentially perform the same function – providing information – albeit in slightly different ways. For many, blogs are simply more accessible and carry the hint of authenticity.
February 19, 2007 at 11:02 am
Blogs are also a cool way to convey your thoughts to start community and conversation: a defnite difference from websites.
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