arecordofnews, people'sopinions,photos, andvideosabout aparticularsubjectthat someone puts on theinternetandaddsinformation,pictures, etc. toregularly:
on/in a blogTheywroteabouttheirexperienceson a blog.
blog
verb[IorT]
COMMUNICATIONS,INTERNETuk/blɒɡ/us(alsoweblog)
to write a blog:
Managers need to becautiousabout who theyallowto blog orpodcast.
Enriched content in the form of multimedia companions and editorial blogs.
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In most cases, this personal voice is more easily achieved in blogs than in print journalism, such as newspapers, because blogging encourages an informal, idiosyncratic style and content.
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They have to be understood in their full contexts, including their relation to cultural expression that may be less neatly packaged than blogs or political journalism.
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Who let the blogs out?
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You order up sample textbooks from publishers' websites, and of course you look at how your peers have covered the same material, browsing their websites and reading their blogs.
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A total of 90.8% of the randomly selected blogs they analyzed were single authored, and blogs in their sample were updated on an average of every 2.2 days.
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On the other hand, weblogs (blogs) are a fairly new use of the e-written form, and there are no signs that email is on the wane.
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As a phenomenon of today's culture of public self-expression, getting recognition and exposure, uploading one's music could be compared to posting portraits to web galleries or writing personal blogs.
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The paper draws on data from pre- and post-questionnaires, from the work published by the learners in the blogs and from posttreatment, semi-structured interviews with volunteer participants.
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Conversely, creating a rigid and special status for blogs seems counter-productive and in contradiction to the genuine spirit of the internet.
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There will be portals for specific categories of consumer, such as young people, virtual communities, music websites and blogs.
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The key requirement that 'balanced coverage' would not apply to websites, blogs, debates and foreign newsletters was met.
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However, we share the view, with many web-bloggers, that violations and slander are equally punishable on web-blogs as in other media.
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Rules introduced in 2008 concerning blogs require that their content be limited to personal matters, and ban the dissemination of antigovernment materials and material which undermines national security.
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Blogs and other 'user-generated content' provide a lively contribution to the multifaceted media landscape and are increasingly influential in the interpretation of news and current affairs.
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blog
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blog entry
The typicalblogentrycontained 0.65 link to other material, and only 43% of blogs allowed comments by others.
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blog site
For example, a robot might publish the contents of a wave to a publicblogsiteand update the wave with user comments.
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online blog
They have also set up anonlineblogto record the progress made during the project.
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