A form of online publishing that uses a daily or frequently updated, log-type format. Personal weblogs (also known as "blogs") typically take the form of a daily record of a person's thoughts, observations or opinions, posted together with links to related sites.
Web page that serves as a publicly accessible journal.
An online journal or diary that is frequently updated (also referred to as a blog).
a blog for personal use to post about your life or something else
a chronological collection of hypertext entries, including but not limited to links to other locations on the Web with editorial or personal commentary thereon
a chronologically organized site with the latest entry appearing at the top of the page
a chronological representation of ideas, works, or events
a collection of links, usually with extensive comments, put together by an individual or group of people
a collection of posts ordered by date, typically authored by individuals who retain ownership over their writings
a collection of posts which may thought of as simple stories
a compilation of thoughts,ideas,facts or news that someone has decided to put online
a constantly updated web site where posts are listed in reverse chronological order, so the newest stuff is always at the top of the page
a continuously growing discussion forum for expressing the thoughts of various forms, drills/applications, and concepts/theories surrounding the art of Wing Chun Kuen
a continuously-running publication, much like a daily or weekly newspaper
a cost effective and easy way to post information to everyone on the Internet
a cross between a journal and a list of commented links
a daily journal of what I see, what I think, what I do, what I feel, etc
a datestamped collection of somewhat random thoughts and ideas assembled on a Web page
a diary maintained by an individual
a filter for the mass of information packaged daily for our consumption
a form of Internet diary or journal that is publicly viewable
a great way to make a site worth frequently returning to with little effort
a hierarchy of text, images, media objects and data, arranged chronologically, that can be viewed in an HTML browser
a hyperlinked online diary, that connects readers to pertinent articles, documents and Web sites in the bloggers' fields of interest--plus whatever personal information and/or pet peeves they feel like throwing in
a journal available on the Web intended for general public reading and allows anyone in the world with a computer connection to write back and post comments
a journal or diary on the web
a journal (or newsletter or diary) that is updated often and intended for anyone interested in the general theme of the site
a journal (or newsletter) that is updated a few times a day, a few times a month, or somewhere in between
a journal that is regularly updated and intended for general public consumption
a journal, updated regularly, that provides links to other web pages usually accompanied by commentary, descriptions or quotations
a journal, whether personal or professional, that is maintained on the Internet by one or more regular contributors
a journal written by one or more authors that is freque
a kind of diary") are kind of like saying that "A car is a horseless carriage"
a kind of online journal, you can put whatever you want in it - perhaps thoughts about the fetish lifestyle that don't seem to fit in as comments on any of the articles but which you'd like to share anyway
a location for which an individual or a group generates text, photographs, video, audio files, and/or links, typically but not always on a daily or otherwise regular basis
a log of someone's travels on the Web -- a regularly updated list of items of interest, often accompanied by a running commentary
a lot more than just an on-line journal
an easily, instantly and frequently updated website focused around a topic, industry or
a new kind of website that's becoming popular and is easy to create and update
an individual's public journal online
an Internet diary, a site where you can post articles about many subjects, sorted in chronologically descending order, the last post always featured first
an journal that is viewed online, it is thus updated frequently and other users can also comment on it, and others can also read it
an online diary or journal in which you may write your daily thoughts and ideas in
an online diary or journal kept most often by an individual
an online diary or journal that records the personal feelings of an Individual
an online diary that features frequent postings with commentary, photos, and links to other sites
an online journal--a web page with a series of short entries in reverse chronological order, so the newest os always at the top
an on-line journal (it records time and date of writing) that grows over time as writing is accumulated
a personal publishing system that comes with pre-defined templates and arranges entries chronologically with automatic archiving and easy search and update notification capabilities
a personal website, and those links often times are a more honest representation of the author than the content itself
a personal Web site designed for frequent entries, much as one would make entries in a
a personal website that contains dated entries of personal opinions, thoughts and essays
a personal web site that uses a dated log format (usually with the most recent addition at the
a publicly accessible website for individuals or businesses
a regularly updated website with entries arranged in reverse chronological order
a relatively new form of electronic publishing that enables an individual or a group to publish commentary or links that are usually arranged chronologically -- most recent posted on top -- on a web page
a running journal of a user's ideas
a running log or diary that is published on the web
a section in some internet websites where people can post information or opinions on everything from knitting patterns to target shooting
a semi-daily record of thoughts passing through the blogger's head
a short-form diary, which appears online
a simple and widespread publishing model, which has as a defining characteristic the reverse chronological listing of entries
a simple method for sharing thoughts, opinions, and basically anything the author wants
a simple yet compelling online environment which will allow you to put your thoughts, ideas, and experiences on the web via a journal, photo album, or diary
a site that merely links to other web sites on a daily basis while providing no new content of its own
a site where anyone, from their computer, can post to the Web
a site written by one person or a small number of people, in a personal style, presented chronologically, generally not for pay
a sort of diary, only that instead of using pen and paper you write
a stream of posts which flows into the past
a structured collection of information items or postings arranged in chronologically order
a time-ordered series of entries, (diary reports, news summaries, random thoughts, interesting songs, sites etc
a topical website, new stuff appears at the top, and it updates frequently (more than once a day)
a type of online diary or journal run by special software that is updated often
a type of website that is easy to update and organized to display regular updates in an organized fashion
a web-based publication consisting of articles, diaries, campaigns etc, The publications are done by posting them and appear in reverse chronological order
a web journal or log of events, stories and photos
a web log journal, where other web loggers, or bloggers, often leave feedback messages
a web page containing structured data that is updated on a regular basis
a web page somebody updates on a frequent basis to share what they find in on the web
a Web page that displays, in chronological order, the postings by one or more individuals and usually has links to comments on specific postings
a website maintained by an individual , clique or organization for the purpose of posting articles about a specific subject
a Web site of personal or non-commercial origin that uses a dated log format and that is updated on a daily or very frequent basis with new information about particular topics
a website on the internet that regularly adds new information items
a Web site that can be easily updated
a website that contains chronologically ordered articles about a particular subject (although the articles can often be sorted thematically too)
a web site that has been set up to be updated frequently, usually with shorter informational posts that have lots of links to other information sources on the Internet
a website that is updated frequently
a Web site updated on a regular basis with posts about the author's life or links to interesting Web sites they've seen
a website where a person logs, often on a daily basis, his or her thoughts on a range of topics
a website which anyone can launch easily to carry their online diaries
a website which contains periodic, chronologically ordered posts on a common webpage, whereas a wiki is hypertext-based collaborative software that enables documents to be authored collectively using a web browser
a website with content date-stamped for freshness, usually starting with the most recent content
a website with content that is updated on a regular basis, usually with several entries on one page
a word coined early in the internet age headed for designate a journal or diary type page mainly consisting of personal thoughts as well as reflections
a word coined early in the internet age to designate a journal or diar
A weblog, web log or simply a blog, is a web application which contains periodic time-stamped posts on a common webpage. These posts are often but not necessarily in reverse chronological order. Such a website would typically be accessible to any Internet user. Authors can write individually or in communities. Their simplicity allows easy access to a platform for those who to communicate in the democratic process. Officers and Councillors were encouraged to start weblogs as part of the National Project. Writing a weblog is known as blogging
A website documenting someone's life and/or thoughts, also known as a blog.
(Same as blog) This is a publicly accessible personal journal for an individual. Similar to a personal diary, but shared over the web. The activity of updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who keeps a blog is a "blogger." Blogs are typically updated daily using software that allows people with little or no technical background to update and maintain the blog. Postings on a blog are almost always arranged in chronological order with the most recent additions featured most prominently.
A weblog or blog is a listing of text, images, and/or other objects that are arranged in a chronological order. Blogs are often maintained and run by a single individual, updated daily, and/or contain random personal remark about a topic, a personal ramble, an update on the persons life and/or their current feelings. In many ways many weblogs are like a personal journal or diary or a look into another individuals life and can be a great way to learn about people, events, places, and much more from millions of people around the world.
A blog is a web page made up of usually short, frequently updated posts that are arranged chronologically—like a What's New page or a journal. The content and purposes of blogs varies greatly—from links and commentary about other web sites, to news about a company/person/idea, to diaries, photos, poetry, mini-essays, project updates, even fiction.
It started out as referring to specific content management software (blogger), and has transitioned into a description for a wide range of personal pages, journals, and diary type setups.
A weblog is, literally, a 'log' of the web. This can be a log file from a webserver (monitoring browser activities) or somekind of diary-style site, in which the author (a weblogger, or 'blogger') links to other web pages, pictures, pieces of text, etc. which he or she finds interesting.
The definition of a weblog is, perhaps surpisingly, a controversial subject. We prefer the definition supplied by Bausch, Haughey and Hourihan in We Blog (Wiley, 2002): "At their core, weblogs are pages consisting of several posts or distinct chunks of information per page, usually arranged in reverse chronology from the most recent post at the top of the page to the oldest post at the bottom." Beyond that, there are lots of additional features, which may or may not be present: links, comments, a calendar, news, comment, a single author, multiple authors, whole communities, amateurs, professionals, and so on.
