Chowrangi

My heart wants to say something to you.

“If you want to be in ecstasy, euphoria and utopia then blog.”

If you are interested in journalism, than blogging is not anything hostile, but its a grand way to sharpen your reporting and journalistic skills. Blogs are not something that would perhaps happen to journalism in future. They are something which have already been happened to the journalism. They are not the future of journalism, they are the present.

Bloggers live in explosion of information, and they try to enclose a sea in a bowl. They are exposed to a storm of information, and they have got to be on their toes to keep their content interesting, conflicting, prickly, and useful, while keeping it readable and digestible. Its imperative that traditional journalist should join the blogorama.

A Microsoft Blogger, Todd Bishop, says, “… it’s pretty clear that having the weblog has increased the general awareness of the paper’s Microsoft coverage among our readers and also among Microsoft employees. Some number of months after starting the blog, I was at an event where one employee introduced me to another as, “you know, that guy who writes the Microsoft blog for the P-I.” That was an eye-opener for me, because it was pretty clear that they didn’t know I wrote for the traditional newspaper, or didn’t care.”

Blogging rocks.

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• Unfortunate Remarks - January 6th, 2009
• Collective Urgency - January 6th, 2009
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• Blood in Gaza - January 4th, 2009
• Troops Movement Should be Halted - January 3rd, 2009
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• Bent on War - January 3rd, 2009
• Attack on the Victim - January 2nd, 2009