Individual or Group blogging?
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Individual blogs are written by a single author and can be personal diaries, political commentary, or thoughtful reflections on daily life and events. Collaborative blogs are written by more than one person about a specific topic and can be open to all or limited to a group. There are also corporate, directory, format, friend, and topical blogs that specialize in official company information, collecting resources, specific presentation types, posts by friends, and niche topics respectively. The document discusses the different types of individual and group blogs.
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- A blog (or web log) is a web-based program that allows you to create reverse chronologically ordered posts on a common webpage . In simple terms, it’s an easy way to make a webpage that acts like a continually updateable/archivable diary. You don’t have to know how to write html or do a lot of technical things. You write something (a thought, idea, poem, story, opinion, rant, etc…), click a button, and save it to the Internet. A blog (or web log) is a web-based program that allows you to create reverse chronologically ordered posts on a common webpage . In simple terms, it’s an easy way to make a webpage that acts like a continually updateable/archivable diary. You don’t have to know how to write html or do a lot of technical things. You write something (a thought, idea, poem, story, opinion, rant, etc…), click a button, and save it to the Internet. A blog (or web log) is a web-based program that allows you to create reverse chronologically ordered posts on a common webpage . In simple terms, it’s an easy way to make a webpage that acts like a continually updateable/archivable diary. You don’t have to know how to write html or do a lot of technical things. You write something (a thought, idea, poem, story, opinion, rant, etc…), click a button, and save it to the Internet.