A Person Is Known By the Blog He KeepsWritten by Abhishek Sarkar
Literature is soul of wit. The best source of literature can be now found in blogs. The growing trend of ‘blogmania’ is slowly sweeping netizens. Every person aspires to have a blog as a platform to publish his thoughts and be heard and read.General surveys undertaken on blogs and bloggers shows a rising trend in blogging. A parallel platform for literary endeavor, blogs are overthrowing traditional journalistic norms. Publishing of news and views no longer remains privilege of an elite minority. Anybody and everybody is free to get in touch and explore writer within himself. The anamorphic nature of human soul is best reflected in blogs. http://alphablog.rediffblogs.com/2005_20_03_alphablog_archive.html A survey in United States brought out a startling fact 30% of surveyed people read blogs. Also, 52% of surveyed people advocate equal journalistic rights and freedom for blogs. And most striking fact is that 31% of surveyed people revealed that they found blogs to be more credible than newspapers. The growing popularity of blogs can be gauzed from fact that Yahoo, Google, MSN, Rediff and all other bigwigs of cyber world are experimenting with blogs and bloggers. Both free and paid blog hoisting sites have come up which offers a plethora of tools to make blogging a breeze.
| | A Person Is Known By the Blog He KeepsWritten by Abhishek Sarkar
Literature is soul of wit. The best source of literature can be now found in blogs. The growing trend of ‘blogmania’ is slowly sweeping netizens. Every person aspires to have a blog as a platform to publish his thoughts and be heard and read.General surveys undertaken on blogs and bloggers shows a rising trend in blogging. A parallel platform for literary endeavor, blogs are overthrowing traditional journalistic norms. Publishing of news and views no longer remains privilege of an elite minority. Anybody and everybody is free to get in touch and explore writer within himself. The anamorphic nature of human soul is best reflected in blogs. http://alphablog.rediffblogs.com/2005_20_03_alphablog_archive.html A survey in United States brought out a startling fact 30% of surveyed people read blogs. Also, 52% of surveyed people advocate equal journalistic rights and freedom for blogs. And most striking fact is that 31% of surveyed people revealed that they found blogs to be more credible than newspapers. The growing popularity of blogs can be gauzed from fact that Yahoo, Google, MSN, Rediff and all other bigwigs of cyber world are experimenting with blogs and bloggers. Both free and paid blog hoisting sites have come up which offers a plethora of tools to make blogging a breeze.
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