The express growth of the internet and internet technologies is precious as an opportunity for citizens to have their voices heard on a wide assortment of issues - their governments, the corporations that have become significant in their roles as efficient humans, and the unions that represent their labor interests or prove to be unhealthy at times. And with the advent of blogging in the late 90sÂ, things have turned out to be all favorable for people who had always wanted to cover a wider audience in a truly adroit way.
Everyone has the invincible right to freedom of opinion and expression  the right to free speech; this right includes the free will to hold views without interference, and to share ideas and knowledge regardless of the frontiers. Blogging facilitates exactly that. This virtual medium provides the unmatchable environment wherein every person gets a powerful voice that could be made heard to the whole world. The readers or the listeners  audio blogging has become the Âin-thing lately  can talk back with their own opinions by the way of commenting or starting a blog of their own. So, everyone has his/her own say.
Blogging has become too easy given the fast growing technologies and superfluous ideas. All a user has to do is type the content in a text editor or directly into the site, and get it published in a matter of seconds by making a few clicks. Features akin to publishing by sending e-mails or SMS through cell phones are catching up. Vendors like Blogger, Myspace and Wordpress are the preferred ones as they are exhaustive with their features.
We never had such an opportunity in the past to get our voice heard in the open. Blogging is the evolved use of the internet that should be enjoyed as a fruit of hardships seen in the past. The Âgeneration-next has the responsibility to keep things rolling.
Note: This particular article of was written and submitted by me for competing the post of sub-editor of MJ Communique.
