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	Blog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Enhancements to weblog technology continue to be developed, such as the TrackBack feature introduced by Movable Type in 2002 and subsequently adopted by other software companies to enable automatic notification between websites of related content—such as a post on a particular topic or one which responds to a post on another blog [6].
		Some weblogs specialize in particular forms of presentation, such as images (see web comics), or videos (see videoblog), or on a particular theme, and portmanteaus have been coined for some of these, such as moblogs (for "mobile" blog).
		Weblogs and Journalism in the Age of Participatory Media by Rebecca Blood argues that blogging is best understood as a form of personal publishing that is more often "participatory media" than journalism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Weblog (5836 words)

	Weblogs - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Because links are so important to weblogs, most blogs have a way of archiving older entries and generating a static address for individual entries; this static link is referred to as a permalink.
		Thoughtful weblogs of course blur into personal weblogs on one side and topical or political ones on the other, but are distinct enough to constitute a category of their own.
		Some weblogs specialise in particular forms of presentation, such as images (see web comics), or videos (see videoblog), or on a particular theme, and acronyms have been developed for some of these, such as moblogs (for "mobile" blog).
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /weblogs.htm (3713 words)

	rebecca blood :: weblogs: a history and perspective
		Indeed, the format of the typical weblog, providing only a very short space in which to write an entry, encourages pithiness on the part of the writer; longer commentary is often given its own space as a separate essay.
		Weblog editors sometimes contextualize an article by juxtaposing it with an article on a related subject; each article, considered in the light of the other, may take on additional meaning, or even draw the reader to conclusions contrary to the implicit aim of each.
		I strongly believe in the power of weblogs to transform both writers and readers from "audience" to "public" and from "consumer" to "creator." Weblogs are no panacea for the crippling effects of a media-saturated culture, but I believe they are one antidote.
	www.rebeccablood.net /essays/weblog_history.html (2799 words)

	Salon Technology \| Fear of links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Weblogs, typically, are personal Web sites operated by individuals who compile chronological lists of links to stuff that interests them, interspersed with information, editorializing and personal asides.
		A good weblog is updated often, in a kind of real-time improvisation, with pointers to interesting events, pages, stories and happenings elsewhere on the Web.
		Since weblogs are usually one-person operations with no editorial hierarchy or institution to say "no" or impose a house style, they tend to embody the strengths and weaknesses of any labor-of-love operation: They're often impassioned and sometimes sloppy; they frequently surprise and just as frequently lose focus.
	www.salon.com /tech/col/rose/1999/05/28/weblogs (585 words)

	What Is A Weblog?
		Diaries closely resemble weblogs and be traced back as far as ancient Greece.
		On the other hand, weblogs are not just a vehicle for navel-gazing by their authors...
		Weblogs make the organization of the time-dimension explicit by providing a calendar through which each entry can be retrieved.
	radio.weblogs.com /0107019/stories/2002/02/12/whatIsAWeblog.html (613 words)

	The History of Weblogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		My name is Dave Winer and I run the Scripting News weblog, which was one of the earliest and is currently the longest-running weblog on the Internet.
		Weblogs are often-updated sites that point to articles elsewhere on the web, often with comments, and to on-site articles.
		A weblog is kind of a continual tour, with a human guide who you get to know.
	newhome.weblogs.com /historyOfWeblogs (567 words)

	Mike Chambers: WebLogs Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Christian Cantrell's weblog has also moved, and eventually all of the weblogs on markme.com will be transitioned over.
		The weblog system is a temporary one that he put together (using CFMX) over the past couple of days (although, I think it is pretty impressive).
		One quick correction to the article, the weblogs were an initiative of the community managers (mostly JD's idea); we were not asked by Macromedia to create them.
	weblogs.macromedia.com /mesh/archives/weblogs (3586 words)

	LLRX.com - Notes from the Tech Trenches - A Closer Look At Weblogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Liblog A technology-oriented Weblog of “Web sites and stories dealing with the interface between technology and libraries.” This is a little different from most of the rest of the blogs I’ve discussed.
		Weblogs are still early enough in their development that there are many different people with good ideas coming up with complementary and competing services to help make blogging easier.
		Weblogs are difficult to search and still mainly dependent on the community of blog creators for word of mouth recommendations by cross-posting, though DayPop is definitely making forward progress.
	www.llrx.com /columns/notes46.htm (3799 words)

	Meatball Wiki: WebLog
		Third, some weblogs aren't edited by one person or a select group of people, but are communally edited by their patrons.
		MetaFilter is a more traditional weblog that is communally edited; however, most communally edited weblogs become more like magazines, with articles instead of diary entries--although some may include DiaryCollectives.
		Individual weblogs primarily focus on TheAudience rather than building TheCollective, and thus are very attuned to TheIndividual and not very good at collaboration aimed at getting things done.
	www.usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?WebLog (2819 words)

	weblog - a Whatis.com definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		1) A weblog (sometimes shortened to blog or written as "web log" or "Weblog") is a Web site of personal or non-commercial origin that uses a dated log format that is updated on a daily or very frequent basis with new information about a particular subject or range of subjects.
		Generally, weblogs are devoted to one or several subjects or themes, usually of topical interest, and, in general, can be thought of as developing commentaries, individual or collective on their particular themes.
		A weblog may consist of the recorded ideas of an individual (a sort of diary) or be a complex collaboration open to anyone.
	whatis.techtarget.com /definition/0,,sid9_gci213547,00.html (469 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Weblog \| Weblog guide
		One of the best things about reading weblogs is the fresh perspective of a voice in another country.
		Many weblogs are devoted largely to commentaries on news and politics.
		Not surprisingly, there are many weblogs on the world of technology and the web.
	www.guardian.co.uk /weblog/special/0,10627,744914,00.html (137 words)

	LookSmart - Weblogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Weblogs - Browse weblogs by title or topic, and find guides and directories, and articles explaining what a weblog is.
		Weblog directory is updated hourly to reflect changes on other sites.
		Learn what a weblog is, find the most popular ones, or add a page.
	www.looksmart.com /eus1/eus302562/eus317832/eus317886/eus151546/eus893984/r?l& (158 words)

	The Weblog FAQK \| The Brunching Shuttlecocks
		A weblog is a chronological collection of hypertext entries, including but not limited to links to other locations on the Web with editorial or personal commentary thereon.
		Weblogging came of age in the wake of the World Trade Center disaster.
		Gosh Jesus no! Weblogs cover a wide range of topics, such as other weblogs, what the mainstream media are saying about weblogging, new weblogs, advances in weblog publishing, books about weblogging, the future of weblogging, and that one naked guy painted up like Spider-Man.
	www.brunching.com /features/weblogfaqk.html (318 words)

	FAQ: Weblog resources
		A weblog (sometimes called a blog or a newspage or a filter) is a webpage where a weblogger (sometimes called a blogger, or a pre-surfer) 'logs' all the other webpages she finds interesting.
		The format is normally to add the newest entry at the top of the page, so that repeat visitors can catch up by simply reading down the page until they reach a link they saw on their last visit.
		Weblogs don't replace the function of publishing articles, but they do replace the function of publishing tables of contents, which for commercial zines have to hype their content dishonestly, and can't normally highlight good articles in other sources.
	robotwisdom.com /weblogs (1235 words)

	Tinderbox: FAQ Weblogs
		Weblogs are sometimes called Web journals, news sites, 'blogs -- we don't think the name is very important.
		Indeed, in some fields, weblogs are becoming one of the most important ways of publishing research.
		Server-hosted tools like Blogger are great when you need to work with a bunch of people at different locations -- especially if they're on the road without a laptop.
	www.eastgate.com /Tinderbox/FAQweblog.html (783 words)

	My favorite weblogs of 2004 (kottke.org)
		Following Rex's lead, here are some of my favorite weblogs from 2004.
		This entry is part of the kottke.org weblog, of which Evollucinations is the latest entry.
		Within this weblog, this entry belongs in the Weblogs categories and was published in December 2004.
	www.kottke.org /04/12/favorite-weblogs-2004 (576 words)

	Blogging Roller
		Sam Ruby is bringing the community consensus building powers of wiki and weblogs together to help define a new syndication format, an archive format, and an editing protocol for weblogs.
		Sam kicked off the effort with a discussion of the anatomy of a well formed log entry, opened a wiki for group discussion, and already has reached some consensus on metadata, security, and licence information.
		Now he is pushing the effort forward through a series of weblog posts to futher explore some of the issues raised on the wiki.
	www.rollerweblogger.org /page/roller/20030716 (2071 words)

	Most Recent Weblogs
		Weblogs: Open-source vs. big-bucks, data sources for JSP's, and a cautionary Derby tale
		Weblogs: Memory use concerns, JBoss open-source culture clash, and Gosling on Java performance myths
		Weblogs: The mis-naming of EJB, Office-like ribbon, and open-source bluegrass
	weblogs.java.net (1223 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Several people who keep audio weblogs have suggested that weblogs.com could handle pings for audio blogs, so a community could develop.
		It's a testiment to the bravery of Scoble, one of a handful of people to lose a job because of his weblog.
		The high-water mark is 2399 weblogs, on 4/7/2003; 3:23:19 PM.
	newhome.weblogs.com (1383 words)

	Dr L. Anne Clyde: Weblogs or Blogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Weblogs: A History and Perspective by Rebecca Blood
		Weblogs and Blogging -- Part 1 by Anne Clyde, May 2002.
		Weblogs and Blogging -- Part 2 by Anne Clyde, May 2002
	www.hi.is /~anne/weblogs.html (757 words)

	kottke.org :: home of fine hypertext products
		Weblogs was one of the first, if not the first, centralized ping servers that blogs could use to alert the world to new content.
		I like how when a weblog has two independent sources on something, it's a "rumor"...
		When you can literally get a fast, cheap internet connection anywhere, you don't need a version of Gmail that works offline and so that's not going to drive the development of this WebOS thing you're talking about.
	www.kottke.org (4208 words)

	Weblogs@UBC
		In MT 2.64, users and administrators run Blacklist manually to remove all the comments that contain “questionable content.” Because of such manual execution, spam messages are not eliminated until they make their way onto weblogs to taint our visiting experience.
		Once a comment passes the Blacklist examination and arrives at the “comments” inbox on the weblog management page, authors of that particular weblog can view the comment and then decide whether to approve it or not:
		For the comments that you choose not to approve, they can stay as long as you want in the inbox or be removed at your command.
	weblogs.elearning.ubc.ca /home (2063 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com >Weblogs
		Opinions expressed in the following weblogs are those of individual contributors and do not necessarily represent those of SignOnSanDiego or the Union-Tribune.
		Lunch on Friday: Four guys blog about eating where their random(lunch) generator tells them to go.
		To be considered, your San Diego County-based weblog must be a) updated with relatively frequency and b) free of profanity, offensive images and similar troublesome material.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/weblogs (881 words)

	MozillaZine Weblogs
		To see a list of Mozilla weblogs with their last modification dates, refer to Henrik Gemal's Blogupdates.
		If you've got a Mozilla-related weblog and you're interested in MozillaZine hosting, mail webmaster@mozillazine.org and we'll see what we can do to hook you up.
		If you've got a Mozilla-related weblog and just want a link to it here, mail webmaster@mozillazine.org with the URL and details of what you contribute to Mozilla.
	weblogs.mozillazine.org (204 words)

	Educational Weblogs
		Disruptive Technology Resource for Educators using Weblogs, Blogware, Collaborative tools, RSS & Podcasting, web services and digital tools at home, school, university and community.
		The Web 2.0 Workgroup is a network of premium weblogs that write content exclusively about the new generation of the Web.
		Unlike many of the automated ping processes offered in weblog authoring applications or hosting services, you receive immediate confirmation from every service regarding the success of your pings.
	educational.blogs.com /instructional_technology_ (6303 words)

	Weblogs, Inc.
		Weblogs, Inc. is a blog company run by bloggers for bloggers; as such we're committed to keeping blogging authentic and honest.
		Google sprung one on us with the unexpected announcement of Google Reader, their branded web-based RSS aggregator.
		Download Squad's Jordan Running and The Unofficial Google Weblog's Brad Hill have first impressions here and here, respectively, and check out Brad's full Google Reader review for a more in-depth look.
	www.weblogsinc.com (2014 words)

	Weblogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Clay Shirky, being brilliant as usual: A discussion of the FCC imbroglio in light of the natural inequalities that have evolved in the completely unregulated world of weblogs.
		Explaining why weblogs are so important to Google, Scoble points out how bloggers and other web sites are Google's partners in building their database.
		Dan Gillmor's stirring editorial on the way big conglomerates are working with lawmakers to narrow our choices, and his call for users to stand up in refusal.
	www.oreillynet.com /weblogs/author/27 (6633 words)

	Weblogs by Community
		Mustang Component JSRs: The JSR 270 Expert Group recently decided upon the set of component JSRs that will appear in Mustang, a.k.a.
		Some impressions of JavaOne 2005: I attend JavaOne this week, a wonderfull event.
		Aligning menu items in Swing applications: How many times did you have to add a transparent icon to your menu item to align it properly with the rest of the menu items?
	weblogs.java.net /pub/q/weblogs_by_community (2370 words)

	Salon.com
		A blog, or weblog, is a personal Web site updated frequently with links, commentary and anything else you like.
		The Salon Blogs Updates page keeps a running listing of recently updated weblogs.
		The Rankings page provides a dynamic listing of the most widely read Salon Blogs.
	www.salon.com /blogs (478 words)

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