Blog Questions

1. What is the difference between a blog and a book?
The difference between a blog and a book, is that even though their use is related, they both are used for different things. A book is used to read and to learn from it. After you read a book, you interpretate it. And then, after you have your own interpretation, you go to a blog and you give your opinion about it and discus it with other people. In the blog, you are able to give your opinions on various different topics.

2. How have blogs changes recently?
Blogs have changed in the past years due to that now, people have found more topics they will like to discus in blogs. Before, in the world there were only a few blogs, and a few topics to discus in the blogs, so not that many people went in them. But now, there are more topics to talk and give opinions about. And more people have joined and use them due to the diversity of topics there are in the blogs.

3. Why might you read a blog?
I might read a blog if there is a movie, a book, an activity, or an event that I will like to discus and/or give my opinion about. In blogs, you can see what other people think about topics you like, and allow people know what you think abou that. Another reason I might also read a blog is, if there is a topic I am interested in, or if I will like to learn people's opinion about.

4. Is there reason to doubt the objectivity of a blog? Why? Why not?
I belief that there is no reason to doubt the objectivity of a blog. I think this because a blog's objective is to create a place in which people with a common interest can discus and talk about a topic. And, when you get in a blog, the objective is clear, because there is a space in which people can give their interpretations of a topic they want to talk about. Also, they are free to write what the belief.

5. If you kept your own blog, what would you title it?
If I kept my own blog, I will title it Fantastic Movies. This is because I love movies, and it will be place in which people could discus and give their opinions on movies they've seen.