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15 Apr 2013
31 Mar 2011
Blogger Dynamic Views For Readers...
Blogger currently offers five dynamic views for its public blogs. These views are only accessible if allowed for by the blog author. Try these now:-
These views require modern browsers such as Internet Explorer 8+, Firefox 3.5+, Chrome or Safari. Many elements of these views will not work should you have an older browser.
In all views, search is available in the upper right hand corner. Clicking on the ">" arrow in the very top left of the header bar will slide the header bar across and allow you to choose different views for the current blog as well as type in a new blog URL.
There is also a feedback link for each view.
In all views, search is available in the upper right hand corner. Clicking on the ">" arrow in the very top left of the header bar will slide the header bar across and allow you to choose different views for the current blog as well as type in a new blog URL.
There is also a feedback link for each view.
- Mouse over any of the cards to see the post title and comment count. As you scroll down, additional posts will continue to load.
- Click on a card to see the post in full view. You can navigate through the posts using J (older post) and K (newer post) or the arrow keys.
- Hit escape or click Back to all posts to return to the Flipcard view.
- In the upper left, click to sort by Date, Author and Category.
- Highlight the texts if you can't see them (text's color is white or using other light color to suit the blog's background). Hope in the near future we can choose the background color or the viewers automatically pick the blogs' background color as the background.
So what do you think? How to get this for your blog? Log on to blogger now and see for yourself... Enjoy!
28 Oct 2010
16 Jan 2008
Get Yourself Started In Blogging - The Right Way
As of September 2007, more than 106 million blogs have been tracked which makes one wonder just what blogging is. Blogging is that wonderful world where you can write your personal thoughts about what you think on any subject imaginable, whether good or bad, with or without anonymity, although in reality anonymity really doesn’t exist when it come to the Internet. Your website, your email has an ISP address which is easily traceable to any given computer.
In general, blogs are articles you write and post on the web for the entire world to see. Your blog puts you, your thoughts in the forefront, which lets others see your brilliance or idiocy. You can have your own website dedicated to your thoughts, or you can respond to a particular article that has been written which allows you to voice your opinion about the subject or article, although use tact when responding. Most news media allowing you respond to a written article requires you to provide a valid email address in order for you to make a comment.
Most subscribers to the Internet post their blogs on personal web pages or websites their ISP provides. Other bloggers post their comments on the multitude of websites available for posting their thoughts, usually indexed by subject. To find a blog site, simply type “blog/s” in any search engine and behold you will find thousands of blog sites you can read or post.
Methods for blogging vary which you should consider before doing any posting. Blogging in response to a particular article, as well as posting on dedicated blog sites are permanent blogs, in that they can not be changed once posted. With that in mind, you really need to think about what you want to say before posting your thoughts. It’s somewhat like making a comment, once spoken it can’t be undone.
The other side of posting on an open blog site is the libel issue. At present, blog sites are not libel for what you say, so use caution when blogging.
The other method of blogging is to have your own website or page where you write your own blog. Using this method, you can edit your blog, write about another subject or simply delete the blog entirely. This method in my opinion is perhaps the safest method of blogging, but there is a caveat to this method. When you write something on your computer using a word processor and save the document, even if you delete the article, or document, it still resides on your computer and unless you completely reformat or destroy the hard drive, it remains on you computer forever. If someone wants to prove you wrote the article, with the proper software they can retrieve it.
You may wonder if blogging is without peril. That depends. If you are blogging about your someone’s super fruit cake recipe, you’re safe, but if you’re blogging about a politician, an organization, the government, religious leaders, a company, an individual, you need to be careful about what you have to say, as you just might be libel. Presently, in most country, the courts are undecided about blogging, weighing in on the free speech side of the argument, however; individuals have been imprisoned and/or fined for their blogs.
To be safe when blogging, it’s important to use the correct adjectives, or follow the method the news m
edia use when writing an article. Words like; alleged, subject to, suspected of, and the like may keep you out of trouble. Although, innuendos you make can been seen as an attack, an accusation, by some very sensitive people and they just might decide to take action against you.
Even when using safe words, that doesn’t mean you’re not going to suffer the consequences for your big mouth. Many countries have what is known as; The Right To Work Law, which simply means employers can fire an employee for any reason, or for no reason. Individuals have been fired from their jobs for posting blogs about their company.
Many blogs are instructional in nature from how to grow a tree, wash a cat to building an explosive device. Here again you need to be careful. Those blogs about explosive devices just might cause a visit from a federal agency. Unfortunate as it is, when it comes to blogging, Big Brother Is Watching!!!
In general, blogs are articles you write and post on the web for the entire world to see. Your blog puts you, your thoughts in the forefront, which lets others see your brilliance or idiocy. You can have your own website dedicated to your thoughts, or you can respond to a particular article that has been written which allows you to voice your opinion about the subject or article, although use tact when responding. Most news media allowing you respond to a written article requires you to provide a valid email address in order for you to make a comment.Most subscribers to the Internet post their blogs on personal web pages or websites their ISP provides. Other bloggers post their comments on the multitude of websites available for posting their thoughts, usually indexed by subject. To find a blog site, simply type “blog/s” in any search engine and behold you will find thousands of blog sites you can read or post.
Methods for blogging vary which you should consider before doing any posting. Blogging in response to a particular article, as well as posting on dedicated blog sites are permanent blogs, in that they can not be changed once posted. With that in mind, you really need to think about what you want to say before posting your thoughts. It’s somewhat like making a comment, once spoken it can’t be undone.
The other side of posting on an open blog site is the libel issue. At present, blog sites are not libel for what you say, so use caution when blogging.
The other method of blogging is to have your own website or page where you write your own blog. Using this method, you can edit your blog, write about another subject or simply delete the blog entirely. This method in my opinion is perhaps the safest method of blogging, but there is a caveat to this method. When you write something on your computer using a word processor and save the document, even if you delete the article, or document, it still resides on your computer and unless you completely reformat or destroy the hard drive, it remains on you computer forever. If someone wants to prove you wrote the article, with the proper software they can retrieve it.
You may wonder if blogging is without peril. That depends. If you are blogging about your someone’s super fruit cake recipe, you’re safe, but if you’re blogging about a politician, an organization, the government, religious leaders, a company, an individual, you need to be careful about what you have to say, as you just might be libel. Presently, in most country, the courts are undecided about blogging, weighing in on the free speech side of the argument, however; individuals have been imprisoned and/or fined for their blogs.
To be safe when blogging, it’s important to use the correct adjectives, or follow the method the news m
edia use when writing an article. Words like; alleged, subject to, suspected of, and the like may keep you out of trouble. Although, innuendos you make can been seen as an attack, an accusation, by some very sensitive people and they just might decide to take action against you.Even when using safe words, that doesn’t mean you’re not going to suffer the consequences for your big mouth. Many countries have what is known as; The Right To Work Law, which simply means employers can fire an employee for any reason, or for no reason. Individuals have been fired from their jobs for posting blogs about their company.
Many blogs are instructional in nature from how to grow a tree, wash a cat to building an explosive device. Here again you need to be careful. Those blogs about explosive devices just might cause a visit from a federal agency. Unfortunate as it is, when it comes to blogging, Big Brother Is Watching!!!
18 May 2007
Blogging for Money to an End...
Morgan Stanley former economist Andy Xie warned of an imminent stock market crash in China, undeniably China is now has one of the world’s most influential economy alongside Japan, German, and the United States. Any minute disturbance or rumours would literally bring the entire world to another recession, something like the Great Depression in the early 19th century.
According to him, the recession would start from the United States and spiral down into Asia where exporters would be hit, he also warned that the global boom in equities would be over by 2008, which could be true considering the fact that after the Summer Olympics 2008, business would dwell in China and if things spin out of control, the rest is history, on top of that China GDP is growing at a rate of 8% - 10%, which is way above the average GDP and it is a basic principle of the universe where a reaction will create an un-opposing reaction, like an equation.
How about bloggers? and the internet? Personally I believe the Internet would be the hardest hit, or shall I say the first to hit the bottom. This recession is going to blow bloggers out of the water, they are not going to know what hit them. It is the end of blogging for money.
According to him, the recession would start from the United States and spiral down into Asia where exporters would be hit, he also warned that the global boom in equities would be over by 2008, which could be true considering the fact that after the Summer Olympics 2008, business would dwell in China and if things spin out of control, the rest is history, on top of that China GDP is growing at a rate of 8% - 10%, which is way above the average GDP and it is a basic principle of the universe where a reaction will create an un-opposing reaction, like an equation.
How about bloggers? and the internet? Personally I believe the Internet would be the hardest hit, or shall I say the first to hit the bottom. This recession is going to blow bloggers out of the water, they are not going to know what hit them. It is the end of blogging for money.
4 Jan 2006
Writing for the Web...
Writing for the Web is very different from writing for print:
* 79% of users scan the page instead of reading word-for-word
* Reading from computer screens is 25% slower than from paper
* Web content should have 50% of the word count of its paper equivalent
Table of Contents
1. Difference Between Paper and Online Presentation: Limit scrolling; use simple sentence structure; avoid cute headlines; update facts frequently.
2. Working With a Designer: Combine page templates with professional artwork.
3. Scannability: Highlight keywords; use bulleted lists; start with the conclusion.
4. Navigation: Move detailed info to secondary pages.
5. Writing to Be Read: Headlines and subheads; lists, captions, and hyperlinks.
6. Writing to Be Found: Half of the users will navigate through search engines.
7. Terms to Avoid: Don't call attention to web artifacts.
8. Editorial Review of Web Pages: Fresh eyes and skilled editing improve your work.
9. Web Facts: Significant improvements in all metrics.
To learn more go to: Webwriting
* 79% of users scan the page instead of reading word-for-word
* Reading from computer screens is 25% slower than from paper
* Web content should have 50% of the word count of its paper equivalent
Table of Contents
1. Difference Between Paper and Online Presentation: Limit scrolling; use simple sentence structure; avoid cute headlines; update facts frequently.
2. Working With a Designer: Combine page templates with professional artwork.
3. Scannability: Highlight keywords; use bulleted lists; start with the conclusion.
4. Navigation: Move detailed info to secondary pages.
5. Writing to Be Read: Headlines and subheads; lists, captions, and hyperlinks.
6. Writing to Be Found: Half of the users will navigate through search engines.
7. Terms to Avoid: Don't call attention to web artifacts.
8. Editorial Review of Web Pages: Fresh eyes and skilled editing improve your work.
9. Web Facts: Significant improvements in all metrics.
To learn more go to: Webwriting
29 Sept 2005
What to say...?
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