Abstract: This article provides a model for defining the weblog and differentiating between its manifestations. First we have the definition of the weblog based on the basic format- websites with posts in reverse-chronological order. Second we have audience, the division between those weblogs that deal with personal issues and expect an audience known to the author, and those that place themselves in the public sphere, addressing a more general audience. Within those weblogs operating in the public sphere we can make a further delineation in terms of the domain of issues covered. Third, and finally, we have the organization of the weblog, either as a hobby, an income generating operation, or a professional operation
Introducing a traditional distinction in the Relevance theory between conceptual and procedural info...
Weblogs, or blogs, constitute a form and genre of online publishing that emerged in the mid-1990s as...
Originally created as personal publishing tools for individuals, weblogs (blogs) have metamorphosed ...
The personal weblog is a continuously evolving genre of online communication in which bloggers and r...
From the perspective of journalism, weblogs can be seen as a new category of news and current affair...
Weblogs, or blogs, are a particular form and format for publishing a series of what are usually rela...
This paper examines the definitions of ‘weblog’, explains the weblog’s history and discusses how web...
The aim of this article is to describe the characteristics of weblogs (usually shortened to blog, bu...
This presentation will introduce a theoretical framework for using weblogs in education. Background ...
The practice of weblogging--or "blogging, " as it is popularly known--has gone through a s...
Weblog is fast becoming an unprecedented mode of communication and self-expression for both individu...
The information leap in demand for online products during the global pandemic has formed an aggregat...
The article defines blogs (also known as weblogs), their history, characteristics, and functions. Di...
The practice of Weblogging as a new social and technological phenomenon in society and business is g...
Abstract. In this paper we investigate how conceptualisations can be identified in weblogs using lan...
Introducing a traditional distinction in the Relevance theory between conceptual and procedural info...
Weblogs, or blogs, constitute a form and genre of online publishing that emerged in the mid-1990s as...
Originally created as personal publishing tools for individuals, weblogs (blogs) have metamorphosed ...
The personal weblog is a continuously evolving genre of online communication in which bloggers and r...
From the perspective of journalism, weblogs can be seen as a new category of news and current affair...
Weblogs, or blogs, are a particular form and format for publishing a series of what are usually rela...
This paper examines the definitions of ‘weblog’, explains the weblog’s history and discusses how web...
The aim of this article is to describe the characteristics of weblogs (usually shortened to blog, bu...
This presentation will introduce a theoretical framework for using weblogs in education. Background ...
The practice of weblogging--or "blogging, " as it is popularly known--has gone through a s...
Weblog is fast becoming an unprecedented mode of communication and self-expression for both individu...
The information leap in demand for online products during the global pandemic has formed an aggregat...
The article defines blogs (also known as weblogs), their history, characteristics, and functions. Di...
The practice of Weblogging as a new social and technological phenomenon in society and business is g...
Abstract. In this paper we investigate how conceptualisations can be identified in weblogs using lan...
Introducing a traditional distinction in the Relevance theory between conceptual and procedural info...
Weblogs, or blogs, constitute a form and genre of online publishing that emerged in the mid-1990s as...
Originally created as personal publishing tools for individuals, weblogs (blogs) have metamorphosed ...