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This document discusses video blogging (vlogging) and why individuals should consider engaging in this medium. It notes that vlogging allows people to authentically share personal experiences when words alone are not enough. It then provides brief definitions of blogs and how vlogging combines elements of websites, newsletters, forums, and newspapers. The document outlines some of the personal and business benefits of vlogging, such as networking, knowledge sharing, and presenting new ideas. It concludes by listing the basic equipment needed for vlogging and encouraging readers to enjoy and find passion in their creative video blog topics.
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