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Casual Articles - The Wide and Growing World of the Blog
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Of course corporations aren't the only ones to do flogs. It is probably just as popular with individuals but most of them are able to keep it secret much better and for a longer period of time.
PODCASTING
Podcasting may seem to fall outside the scope of the blog but in most cases it does not. A podcast is nothing more than a personal radio show, which is broadcast from the individuals' own computer or other digital device. The only major difference in a podcast and a blog is that the podcast usually lasts for a certain period of time and is giv
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First of all the basics
What is a blog?
A blog is a form of communication written from a personal perspective for public consumption. The key is that a blog is not objective. It is completely subjective and that is part of the reason for the popularity of blogs. When you read one you almost feel like you “know” the person writing it. The blog typically communicates on a person-to-person level instead of addressing itself to a wider audience. So, if we can summarize it we would basically describe a blog as something communicated on a personal level to the general public. And yes that seems to be an oxymoron. However, it is probably the best one sentence description of what a blog is without describing the technology itself. And since we are going to be discussing the various types of blogs we need to understand it at its most basic level.
FORMS OF THE BLOG
A blog 'format' is nothing other than the type of media used to create the blog. In an ever-increasing digital world we are given a large variety of options, which we can use to communicate with other people. Naturally, most of these devices have been used to generate a blog. And if they not, they soon will be. So, with that in mind lets discuss some of the most prevalent variations on the traditional blog.
VLOG / VLOGGING / VIDEO BLOGGING
The 'vlog' is something that emerged relatively recently. Essentially it is exactly what its name describes. It is a video recording addressed on a personal basis to the general public. This form of the blog has been adopted primarily by the corporate world, which sees it as a new way to communicate with the end-user or consumer. This is not a media that the average user has adopted - yet. However, with time expect this form of the blog to gain wider acceptance and greater popularity.
A new and emerging type of “Vlog” is the Vodcast, which is nothing more than a “live” version of the vlog.
Some helpful links for Vlogs:
Wikpedia entry for Vlog
evideoshare
Vodcasts.tv
MOBLOGGING / MOBILE BLOGGING
Moblogging is a “style” of blogging. Essentially it means to blog on the go from a portable device of some type. Most of these types of blogs take the form of pictures with the picture of something serving the same purpose of words.
One good reason to consider a moblog is when you want to give someone else the experience of being at an event without being physically present. Of course this also applies to the aforementioned vlog. The “new baby” seems to be a popular reason to moblog. And the concept of 'babies' can be applied very loosely since corporations are also using it to introduce new products with just as much frequency. One could almost make the case for giving this type of blog entry (the photo) the moniker of “Phlog” but then again do we really need another term to keep track of? No, probably not.
The other form of a moblog is the blog entry made from a digital communication device such as a bluetooth or a pocket pc. Essentially, there is no difference between a traditional blog and this type of moblog other than the fact that you are doing it on the go.
Some helpful links for Moblogs:
Flickrblog http://blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2004/07/turn_any_blog_i.html is a service that allow you to quickly post pictures to your blog
SnapNpost http://www.snapnpost.com/?source=adwords is another company that offers assistance with posting photos
FLOG (s) / FAKE BLOGS
As soon as a new technology emerges it is only shortly thereafter that it is adopted for nefarious purposes by the business world. Of course the purpose is only nefarious from the point of view of the consumer. For the corporation it is usually a pretty good idea. And of course this applies to the'flog'. A flog is just what it says. It is a fake blog. It is a blog written from the perspective of a fictional individual for the purpose of hyping some product or service or in some cases for the sole purpose of deception.
Of course corporations aren't the only ones to do flogs. It is probably just as popular with individuals but most of them are able to keep it secret much better and for a longer period of time.
PODCASTING
Podcasting may seem to fall outside the scope of the blog but in most cases it does not. A podcast is nothing more than a personal radio show, which is broadcast from the individuals' own computer or other digital device. The only major difference in a podcast and a blog is that the podcast usually lasts for a certain period of time and is give
There are a number of measures that get used for tracking inventory performance. One of the most popular is ‘stock outs’. A ‘stock out’ occurs when there is demand for an inventory item but there is no stock.It is essential to measure the availability of stock, after all that is why the investment is made in the first place. However, measuring stock outs can be a limiting way to measure inventory as it only measures one dimension of inventory, that is, availability. This is limiting because one way to ensure a low number of stock outs is to over invest in inventory so that stock is always available no matter what. This is sometimes referred to as ‘just in case’ inventory. to the general public. And yes that seems to be an oxymoron. However, it is probably the best one sentence description of what a blog is without describing the technology itself. And since we are going to be discussing the various types of blogs we need to understand it at its most basic level.
FORMS OF THE BLOG
A blog 'format' is nothing other than the type of media used to create the blog. In an ever-increasing digital world we are given a large variety of options, which we can use to communicate with other people. Naturally, most of these devices have been used to generate a blog. And if they not, they soon will be. So, with that in mind lets discuss some of the most prevalent variations on the traditional blog.
VLOG / VLOGGING / VIDEO BLOGGING
The 'vlog' is something that emerged relatively recently. Essentially it is exactly what its name describes. It is a video recording addressed on a personal basis to the general public. This form of the blog has been adopted primarily by the corporate world, which sees it as a new way to communicate with the end-user or consumer. This is not a media that the average user has adopted - yet. However, with time expect this form of the blog to gain wider acceptance and greater popularity.
A new and emerging type of “Vlog” is the Vodcast, which is nothing more than a “live” version of the vlog.
Some helpful links for Vlogs:
Wikpedia entry for Vlog
evideoshare
Vodcasts.tv
MOBLOGGING / MOBILE BLOGGING
Moblogging is a “style” of blogging. Essentially it means to blog on the go from a portable device of some type. Most of these types of blogs take the form of pictures with the picture of something serving the same purpose of words.
One good reason to consider a moblog is when you want to give someone else the experience of being at an event without being physically present. Of course this also applies to the aforementioned vlog. The “new baby” seems to be a popular reason to moblog. And the concept of 'babies' can be applied very loosely since corporations are also using it to introduce new products with just as much frequency. One could almost make the case for giving this type of blog entry (the photo) the moniker of “Phlog” but then again do we really need another term to keep track of? No, probably not.
The other form of a moblog is the blog entry made from a digital communication device such as a bluetooth or a pocket pc. Essentially, there is no difference between a traditional blog and this type of moblog other than the fact that you are doing it on the go.
Some helpful links for Moblogs:
Flickrblog http://blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2004/07/turn_any_blog_i.html is a service that allow you to quickly post pictures to your blog
SnapNpost http://www.snapnpost.com/?source=adwords is another company that offers assistance with posting photos
FLOG (s) / FAKE BLOGS
As soon as a new technology emerges it is only shortly thereafter that it is adopted for nefarious purposes by the business world. Of course the purpose is only nefarious from the point of view of the consumer. For the corporation it is usually a pretty good idea. And of course this applies to the'flog'. A flog is just what it says. It is a fake blog. It is a blog written from the perspective of a fictional individual for the purpose of hyping some product or service or in some cases for the sole purpose of deception.
Of course corporations aren't the only ones to do flogs. It is probably just as popular with individuals but most of them are able to keep it secret much better and for a longer period of time.
PODCASTING
Podcasting may seem to fall outside the scope of the blog but in most cases it does not. A podcast is nothing more than a personal radio show, which is broadcast from the individuals' own computer or other digital device. The only major difference in a podcast and a blog is that the podcast usually lasts for a certain period of time and is giv
There are so many cash back portals on the web now that making a choice becomes extremely difficult. The only thing you can do to select the best one for you is to compare the cash back deals of the portals you visit to make a purchase.If you put the cash back offers of different portals side by side, you will realize that there are different cash backs on the same product on them. Suppose you want to buy a mobile of a major manufacturer, and visit a cash back portal which offers you 5 percent cash back on the mobile purchase you make from a particular merchant listed on that site. Now if you visit another cash back portal and find that for the same product, there is
A new and emerging type of “Vlog” is the Vodcast, which is nothing more than a “live” version of the vlog.
Some helpful links for Vlogs:
Wikpedia entry for Vlog
evideoshare
Vodcasts.tv
MOBLOGGING / MOBILE BLOGGING
Moblogging is a “style” of blogging. Essentially it means to blog on the go from a portable device of some type. Most of these types of blogs take the form of pictures with the picture of something serving the same purpose of words.
One good reason to consider a moblog is when you want to give someone else the experience of being at an event without being physically present. Of course this also applies to the aforementioned vlog. The “new baby” seems to be a popular reason to moblog. And the concept of 'babies' can be applied very loosely since corporations are also using it to introduce new products with just as much frequency. One could almost make the case for giving this type of blog entry (the photo) the moniker of “Phlog” but then again do we really need another term to keep track of? No, probably not.
The other form of a moblog is the blog entry made from a digital communication device such as a bluetooth or a pocket pc. Essentially, there is no difference between a traditional blog and this type of moblog other than the fact that you are doing it on the go.
Some helpful links for Moblogs:
Flickrblog http://blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2004/07/turn_any_blog_i.html is a service that allow you to quickly post pictures to your blog
SnapNpost http://www.snapnpost.com/?source=adwords is another company that offers assistance with posting photos
FLOG (s) / FAKE BLOGS
As soon as a new technology emerges it is only shortly thereafter that it is adopted for nefarious purposes by the business world. Of course the purpose is only nefarious from the point of view of the consumer. For the corporation it is usually a pretty good idea. And of course this applies to the'flog'. A flog is just what it says. It is a fake blog. It is a blog written from the perspective of a fictional individual for the purpose of hyping some product or service or in some cases for the sole purpose of deception.
Of course corporations aren't the only ones to do flogs. It is probably just as popular with individuals but most of them are able to keep it secret much better and for a longer period of time.
PODCASTING
Podcasting may seem to fall outside the scope of the blog but in most cases it does not. A podcast is nothing more than a personal radio show, which is broadcast from the individuals' own computer or other digital device. The only major difference in a podcast and a blog is that the podcast usually lasts for a certain period of time and is giv
Remain pleasant. Once you have decided to move to a new company, continue to be pleasant with the people you worked with and make sure you follow procedures.Check on the notice period It could be 1 week or 3 months, make sure you know this before you commit to a start date with the new company.Give your notice in writing Be clear and concise. You don't need to note down all the reasons you hate your boss or company. You may want to work with the person or company in the future.Think hard before accepting a counter offer You may be offered more money to stay. But if money isn't y
The other form of a moblog is the blog entry made from a digital communication device such as a bluetooth or a pocket pc. Essentially, there is no difference between a traditional blog and this type of moblog other than the fact that you are doing it on the go.
Some helpful links for Moblogs:
Flickrblog http://blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2004/07/turn_any_blog_i.html is a service that allow you to quickly post pictures to your blog
SnapNpost http://www.snapnpost.com/?source=adwords is another company that offers assistance with posting photos
FLOG (s) / FAKE BLOGS
As soon as a new technology emerges it is only shortly thereafter that it is adopted for nefarious purposes by the business world. Of course the purpose is only nefarious from the point of view of the consumer. For the corporation it is usually a pretty good idea. And of course this applies to the'flog'. A flog is just what it says. It is a fake blog. It is a blog written from the perspective of a fictional individual for the purpose of hyping some product or service or in some cases for the sole purpose of deception.
Of course corporations aren't the only ones to do flogs. It is probably just as popular with individuals but most of them are able to keep it secret much better and for a longer period of time.
PODCASTING
Podcasting may seem to fall outside the scope of the blog but in most cases it does not. A podcast is nothing more than a personal radio show, which is broadcast from the individuals' own computer or other digital device. The only major difference in a podcast and a blog is that the podcast usually lasts for a certain period of time and is giv
If you are selling a gardening product, it will make sense to you to offer an interview with people who are experts in gardening, to offer a great download of an eBook on growing roses, a weekly email course on how to properly grow roses etc. It can be anything as long as the customers perceived it as a valuable free gift. You will give it to them in exchange for getting the customer’s email and name. That is when you will be able to have multiple contacts with the customers.So the next thing that you should is to search for good resources that you will be able to give away. It makes no point if you are going to give something that they will be freely available in hundreds
Of course corporations aren't the only ones to do flogs. It is probably just as popular with individuals but most of them are able to keep it secret much better and for a longer period of time.
PODCASTING
Podcasting may seem to fall outside the scope of the blog but in most cases it does not. A podcast is nothing more than a personal radio show, which is broadcast from the individuals' own computer or other digital device. The only major difference in a podcast and a blog is that the podcast usually lasts for a certain period of time and is given “live” whereas the various types of blogs are usually a record of what happened in the past whether that past is a few minutes or several days.
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