About
This is a blog about blogging and all issues related to the blogosphere.
The author goes by the moniker Blogscape Artist in the blogosphere, and is a.k.a S. Low while offline. The author lives and works in Singapore.
“I hope that this blog will help in the exploration of the ever-expanding blogscape out there, and it is also my hope that you will join me in this journey of discovery.”
Blogscape Artist
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I wonder if you would be kind enough to consider becoming one of our ‘1001 bloggers’ at http://mencap.wordpress.com
My apologies if I’ve asked you this before. Through the site we are hoping to link 1001 people who blog regularly and I picked up your blog through the ‘blogosphere’ tag on the wordpress homepage.
Please take a look and consider joining. Let me know what you think.
Do email me at david [at] theheads.co.uk if you would like to know more. If you can link to the site or forward this message to others I’d be very grateful.
Kind regards
David
david [at] theheads.co.uk
Thanks for the comment re:WWRY. How’s about a blog reviewing the show!
Just a thought on the subject of blogging and the internet. I notice that some musicians (and bloggers too) seem to gather lots of fans just by a big internet presence, while others do not seem to be able to go viral. I suppose it’s not just the quality of their music, but perhaps the type of fans they have. Some fan groups are just not as much into the internet as others. Like me, I am the only one in my circle of personal friends and family that is an internet junkie, or that even have a blog…I am sure they think I am a bit odd. But my grandkids, all their friends are online all the time, not only interacting with each other but blogging, using social networks, finding music, videos and such. So basically, I am thinking that age, economic,social, and personality groups have a lot to do with the internet community statistics at this point in time. And that this has a big effect on blogging, who blogs and what they blog about. Reading your column brought this idea into my head…that people who use the internet for promotion need to think about this.
[...] received an interesting comment from 2ton, with whom I’ve had a communication of sorts via our blogs and sites stemming from our shared [...]
The new media. When I went back to school in the 90’s to finish my degree, I had to do an independent study on internet in regards to marketing…which was just starting to bloom back then. Who knew what I thought might be the in future would actually come true, and so quickly! Well, I guess this actually has no bearing on the subject of blogging, but at least it is internet related! BTW, I love the term blogosphere…better than the already taken ideas you tried to use. It’s a more all-encompassing term.
Oops, I meant the term blogscape…not sphere…gotta stop typing faster than I think!
Hi 2ton,
In a way, you were ahead of your time then! But isn’t it good that what you were studying has now come in handy?
Thanks, glad you like Blogscapes!
I don’t blog. Not in the usual sense. (and not counting the graphic based blogs I do to spread the word about MiG) I don’t write because I never can think of what to say — unless I am driving, lol. As much as I loved university, I hated that I had to write papers for.every.class. I never could think of what to say. Even after I got a start on a paper, I found I could say all I wanted in one small paragraph and found it hard to flesh it out to a page or two, I felt like I was just adding extraneous fluff. But I do like to post comments because the subjects are already suggested, the theme has started my brain on a roll. So, actually, my comments are my way of blogging, I guess. Another type of blogging, eh? But then it’s like I am hijacking someone else’s blog, which is not necessarily a good thing.
hi, You just live at the country beside mine. Nice to meet you~
Well, by adding to comments, in a way you are adding to a blog! I don’t see it as hijacking but keeping the online blog conversation going.
cheers