I’ve never been keen on following blogs. Which is why I found this class very new and intriguing after I heard the majority of the work was blogging. I do stumble upon the occasional entertaining blog every now and then on the web, but am not a regular follower of any to say the least. I have a lot of friends that partake in the internet sensation, but the bug has never gotten into me. This is most likely because I am a more private person and don’t wish to indulge the public with my personal life or issues. I’m not saying nobody should blog and tell the world about his or her life, just that it’s not for me I guess. This all pertains to personal blogs of course.
Concerning other blogs (e.g. company, sports, comical, etc.), these are the kind I usually read from time to time. Everything from sports talk to my personal favorite, Kim Jong-Il looking at things [http://kimjongillookingatthings.tumblr.com] thoroughly entertain me when I’m bored and happen upon it on the internet.
Overall I do believe blogging is a useful method for spreading thoughts or opinions. Blogs have the ability to keep the public informed about a certain event or subject matter strictly on one site. But most importantly, they can help spread ideas and original thought in a manner previously unseen.
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