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| − | '''Blog''' is short for a [[web log]]. Originally they were for people to write about their daily lives, although they have become a common way for entrepreneurs to make money online through [[Google]] AdSense. | + | '''Blog''' is short for a [[web log]]. Originally they were for people to write about their daily lives, although they have become a common way for entrepreneurs to make money online through services such as [[Google]] AdSense. |
| − | Additionally, blogs have become a source of "new journalism" - many prominent newspapers, even the | + | Additionally, blogs have become a source of "new journalism" - many prominent newspapers, even the [[New York Times]], have created blogs, especially to cover continually evolving issues like political [[campaign|campaigns]].<ref>http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:43, January 22, 2008
Blog is short for a web log. Originally they were for people to write about their daily lives, although they have become a common way for entrepreneurs to make money online through services such as Google AdSense.
Additionally, blogs have become a source of "new journalism" - many prominent newspapers, even the New York Times, have created blogs, especially to cover continually evolving issues like political campaigns.[1]