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| Blogs » Andrew Borg Cardona (Times of Malta) |
| Maybe it’s because the weather has been a touch less hot and sticky or maybe there are vestiges of creeping maturity taking hold, but there have been signs of late that the more rabid of commentators to blogs and news stories are being replaced by the voice of reason. |
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| Convention blogs are better than ever (The Philadelphia Inquirer) |
| Want to know the smartest things being said about the Democratic National Convention? Scan the blogs. The term blog is now 11 years old; the first convention wired for bloggers was in 2000. But better and better writers have embraced the form and found out what it's best at: snapshots of a snapshot, smart, rapid-fire reactions to moments in time. This political year, blogs are more worthwhile ... |
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| Dragon*Con and the Decatur Book Festival: Books vs. blogs (Creative Loafing Atlanta) |
| How the Internet's changing the way authors do business... By Curt Holman In the early 21st century, which comes first: the book or the blog? Well, books have been around for centuries, while the terms "Web log" and "blog" were coined for online journals about 10 years ago. In little more than a decade, blogs and book writing have become seemingly inextricable, especially with authors at the ... |
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