Posted on 20 October 2009
As new blogs are created, older blogs continually disappear or are lost, and unease grows about the vanishing of personal records. Professional data management studies have shown that by the time new technologies have gone through four generations, information created with the methods of the first generation becomes unreadable. This means that somebody’s blog, or even public photos stored on a website, could disappear, leaving an historical gap in the public record where that person used to be.
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Posted on 20 October 2009
With the current popularity of blogging and with thousands of new blogs springing up every day, it’s not surprising that one of the biggest segments of growth is the celebrity blog. This doesn’t just refer to blogs written by celebrities themselves (or, in some cases, their publicity people). In fact, the famous people’s sites are probably in the minority, compared to the thousands of news blogs written about them, both by fans and professional star-watchers.
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Posted on 18 October 2009
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On October 5th, 2009 the FTC published and released to the public its final revisions on guides governing endorsements and testimonials.
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Posted on 15 October 2009
What is blogging actually for? No two blog writers will give you the same answer. An individual might use blogging as a link to a wider community, or as a means of keeping a personal diary where thoughts and reflections are stored and samples of writing can be displayed. Businesses, on the other hand, might hope to keep in touch with customers, posting information about products and getting feedback. Additionally, the reason for the existence of news and gossip blogs is probably self-explanatory.
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Posted on 15 October 2009
Video blogging is the new kid on the block in the blogging world. Until this form came along, the only type of blog posts one could create were those of static text, with perhaps some inserted photographs or for some more dynamic variety, a few moving graphics. But video has begun bringing blogs alive in a new, more immediate way, situating the blogger somewhere between the formerly separate worlds of print and film.
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