By Matt Lavrenz
Mosaic Communications Corporation started their "What's New?" site considered to be the first blog-like website.
Mosaic Communications Corporation started the first blog-like website "What's New?"
Jorn Barger coined the term Weblogs when he was trying to say "We blog."
Open Diary, a online diary with thousands of users went online. Readers could comment on other peoples diaries.
Live journal went online.
Evan Williams and Meg Hourihan started Blogger.com.
Google buys blogger.com
No more long posts. Only short statuses.
Apple Inc. made the internet more mobile
This amendment threatened to end blogs as we know them.
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In a world of short statuses only the older generations seem to still use blogs.
The spark needed to get blogs back on track.
Pop up ads can't financially support news corporations.
With no news companies, freelance journalists turn to long forgotten blogging sites to get the news out to the world.
The constant stream of useless information being posted proves to be to much for the world's servers and intelligence levels to handle.
With limited social networking options many users turn to blogs to post info about their lives.
Young generations shown that there was no time to write long wordy posts about their lives when Facebook encouraged short posts.
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