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During the last few months there has been a lot of talk for the so-called "blogs". Lately, the media have discovered them too. But what exactly are they? Well, they are actually web pages which are renewed on a constant basis, sometimes even daily. They have information on a subject and are usually utilised as daily diaries as well, referring to the personal lives and interests of their authors. Blogs are widely used for the expression of political beliefs and for general comments about society. Moreover, companies are using them in order to inform people who are interested and also give the chance to their personnel or collaborators to express their opinions. In reality, however, blogs are whatever their author wants them to be. They became very popular with GOOGLE, which enabled people who had nothing to do with web page design to actually create their own blog, with a service called –very rightly so - Blogger.

But where do blogs come from? No one can tell for sure. Around the mid 90’s there were some web pages with links and personal comments, which can be regarded as the first ever blogs. Real blogging, however, begun in 1999. In the beginning they were in the form of organised instructions for surfing on the internet, but they gradually evolved to today’s blogs with the constantly renewed content. Whether under the light of a trend or a new way of communicating over the internet, blogs do deserve our attention. Their future seems bright and the constantly fresh information makes them very useful and of a great importance for internet users and search engines. There are a lot of companies offering on line tools for the creation of blogs and free hosting, as well as search engines dedicated to blogs only. However, I still remain a fan of Google’s blogger. On the other hand, if you have a website, you can easily construct a web page with an HTML editor and format it in that way, by constantly renewing your personal blog.

MAKE YOUR OWN BLOG WITH BLOGGER

 

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