Current Phenomenon on writing in Blogs & The Benefit of Blogging to the Community

In the modern era, Internets have been broadly used as a communication tools to search for information and to communicate globally among the community around the world. However, blogs could be known as one of the internet source which allows “users to express their thoughts by sharing new ideas through online and feedback that reply from their readers.” (Forster, S ,2010) Hence the demands for blogging have become viral as it has become a social media that allow users to communicate among their friends and the follower.

(Sources: http://www.johnhaydon.com/2011/08/how-create-successful-multiauthor-blog-for-your-nonprofit/)

The main purpose of blogging is that, blogger could express themselves differently by differentiate their ideas and writing their post creatively. For example, “blogger could generally supply audience or viewer with their tips, tricks, or advices for the reader to increase their knowledge. This would gradually prove audience a clear dedication of information and best quality of facts to the reader to understand.” (Adwoa, 2011)    

In Malaysia, “blogging have been burst into the electronic media scene in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s as a forefront of popular and critical consciousness. By the year of 2004, blogging have become ‘buzz’ in words as become the main stream media until present today.”  (Smeltzer, S. C, 2008)

      (Sources: http://blog.ebuzzing.co.uk/article-why-do-people-blog-92593916.html)

As a result of these, blogger should continue benefit the follower and the reader updated with the current issue and stay connected for future benefit.

Reference list:

Adwoa 2011, Why do people blog? ebuzzing.com

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http://blog.ebuzzing.co.uk/article-why-do-people-blog-92593916.html

Forster. S 2010, Study: Bloggers’ reasons for writing change over time, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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http://www.news.wisc.edu/17655

Smeltzer, S. C 2008, Blogging in Malaysia: Hope for a New Democratic Technology? University of Western Ontario, Room 240, North Campus Building London, Ontario. Canada. N6A 5B7

Viewed at: 19 September 2012

http://www.cprsouth.org/wp-content/uploads/drupal/Sandra_Smeltzer.pdf