
- BBC News 2007, Hi-tech ways to stay in touch, 7 November 2007, BBC News, viewed 29 April 2008, <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7082566.stm>
According to Jakob Nielsen (1997) reading from computer is about 25% slower than reading from paper and as a result people don’t want to read a lot of text from computer screen : so that the writer should write 50% less text from the original text.
Jakob Nielsen also adds the term of writing web page such as:
Arguments by Reep and Nielsen are really true because compare to print document which contain much more text than web page, because the characteristic of print documents itself is different from online document. Print design is portable so that people can easily bring and read to read again whenever and wherever.
Figure 4.2 Same article as previous but in using the term of webpage
(sourced from: http://www.seventeen.com.my/3love.asp)
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According to subject matter
According to device
According to Nowwearetalking.com (2008) A moblog is a blog published to the internet from a phone or other mobile device. Moblogs postings usually include photos, and therefore are usually used in conjunction with camera phones. (e.g Jamie Oliver: Diary)
According to media type
According to status of publisher
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A Weblog or a ‘blog’ is a website structured like an
on-line diary, with one or more people posting messages.
Blog becomes a very familiar issue in society, the existence of blog nowadays become such a trend in every level of public, from students until politicians now swift their strategy to make a good relationship with people through this tool.
According to Johnson (2007) from his article titled Blog Mark the First 10 years, the hobby of blogging started from the invention of Blogger.com website and became more popular after the September 11 attacks. There are about 120,000 new weblogs being created worldwide each day, meaning around 1.4 blogs created every second.
The trend of blogging has spread out to every place in the world. According to Microsoft.com (2006) The report also showed that Asia’s blogosphere is fueled by youth with almost half of all bloggers (56%) under 25, while 35% are 25 to 34 years old, and 9% are 35 years old and over. When broken down by gender, 55% of bloggers in Asia were found to be female and 45% male. Trend of Malaysian bloggers nowadays is a bit specific to political issue especially before the 2008 election. Politicians fared poorly across the region with only 14% interested in reading their blogs except in Malaysia where they were quite popular with 20% listing this type of blog as being of interest (Microsoft, 2006).
Benefit of Using Blog