Well, here it is. A testing blog. Complete with pictures.
Blogs are websites that allow users to post “entries” that may include text, pictures, or videos for anyone on the web to see.
The blog shows the most recent “post” at the top of the site, with older ones below. All blogs that have been made by a user are available for access on the website until deleted. Opening a blog gives the user a domain name, available for anyone to view
The content of blogs takes on several forms:
Some blogs are much like personal journal entries, where users may share pictures and thoughts on recent events (ex. A holiday camping trip, birthday)
Other blogs act more like magazines, offering reviews of different products (ex. Digital Cameras) or giving information on some subject (ex. Architecture).
Corporate blogs are used by public relations people, CEOs, or employees to give updates on the company, personal insight into the company, or upcoming products/event which employees or consumers can read at their leisure.
Some blogs are much like personal journal entries, where users may share pictures and thoughts on recent events (ex. A holiday camping trip, birthday)
Other blogs act more like magazines, offering reviews of different products (ex. Digital Cameras) or giving information on some subject (ex. Architecture).
Corporate blogs are used by public relations people, CEOs, or employees to give updates on the company, personal insight into the company, or upcoming products/event which employees or consumers can read at their leisure.
Some blogs require a specific e-mail account type for access (ex. @gmail)
Some blogs give the option to make the blog private, so that only users with permission can view it
The majority of blogs are on free websites, or are from free websites but embedded in other websites.
