ENGL 223 Journalistic Writing

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ENGL 223 Journalistic Writing Chapter 2: BLOGS ENGL 223 Journalistic Writing

What are blogs? Merriam- Webster defines blog as: A website that contains online personal journal with reflections, comments and often hyperlinks. Also known as web logs or weblogs. blogosphere – similar to atmosphere, this is a social network of people who post blogs Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Youtube

What is a Blog? Blog is short for Web Log. Think of it as a journal of fact based opinions. You write about an issue or question, or reflect on an event. People can read your posted writing and comment on it.

How do you find public blogs? Technorati Trackbacks Permalink Flickr RSS

Blogs can be a major source of news Egypt Revolution Virginia Tech Massacre People aren't gathering on street corners to talk politics like they used to. These days people from every corner of the country are finding each other on screen, in blogs.