Past, Present and Future of Blogging: 3 Infographics

Tweet Blogging started in the 1990′s as online diaries. In 2011 Huffington Post, which became the largest blog in the world was sold to AOL for $315 million. Blogging has changed! We are witnessing the biggest revolution in publishing since the Gutenberg press was invented over 570 years ago. The printing press enabled writers to [...]

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Are You Failing At Blogging? 3 Successful Blogs You Can Learn From

Tweet Blogging is many things to many people and the personal blog is only a recent invention. It is younger than the mobile phone and the personal computer… in fact it has been with us for less than 15 years. The term “weblog” was coined by Jorn Barger in 1997 and was broken up into the [...]

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How Did A Blog Reach 2.6 Million Followers?

Tweet The social media blog Mashable along with the political blog Huffington Post are evidence of the mainstreaming of Blogs into the global niche digital publishing arena with both companies providing a great example of best practice. To understand this more I would like to investigate the rise and rise of Mashable. Peter Cashmore began [...]

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Is Blogging The Future Of Publishing?

Tweet Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are growing so fast that the numbers are a blurrrrrrr……. If you want to look up something to buy or research you will Google. What if you are passionate about technology, politics, fashion or cycling and you want to find out the latest trends? You will quite often find yourself [...]

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