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Why I Blog: And why Blogging can never be Regulated or called ‘Journalism’

Posted on June 27, 2013June 15, 2016 By ChinoF 12 Comments on Why I Blog: And why Blogging can never be Regulated or called ‘Journalism’
Why I Blog: And why Blogging can never be Regulated or called ‘Journalism’

In my own blog, I explained my own reasons for blogging. I also quoted Andrew Sullivan of The Atlantic, who explained that blogging is a journey, since a blogger can change their opinion after learning new things on the way. I also made the assertion that blogging is not automatically journalism and should not be…

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