Week 6

Hey guys and gals, hope you all had an awesome weekend!

Last blog, hoorah, I mean awh man.

If you though last weeks blog was fun, wait till you see this one : http://cuteoverload.com/

I know you all just want to look through it for hours now.

Alright you all know the deal, check it out, let me know what you think, compare it to last weeks, they're similar in set up. Check out that assignment sheet, and try to answer one of the ones you haven't done and get yourself that A!

Have a great week everyone! Go Buckeyes, beat the Hawkeyes.

A Change of Pace

This weeks blog can be found at http://failblog.org/
This blog displays funny pictures and videos that "FAIL", and readers can submit their own posts. There is a section for comments, but the main objective is to provide humor generally geared towards youth in their late teens. The layout is large, and pictures are the main focus. Each picture is accompanied by the trademark "FAIL" in white block letters. Failblog is in association with "Cheezburger" and links can be found both at the top and bottom of the page.

Consider:
What is this blog attempting to convey?
Are there social messages associated with this blog?
What does the addition of the Facebook, Twitter and Digg tabs seem to suggest about the use of this blog and its audience?

ENJOY!

We Cool like That

Hey class! This week's blog is found at www.thecoolhunter.net

The blog is about captivating and breathtakingly innovative designs throughout global culture. It incorporates a substantial amount of fashion, food, music, art and various other categories; with a heavy emphasis on photography that streams an artistic light upon the blog as a whole. On thecoolhunter.net, one may find a plethora of potential vacationing spots, such as a New York coffee shop composed primarily of book cases.

Our group enjoyed the website's goal of publishing items that push the envelope in terms of making the seemingly impossible, possible. We hope you enjoy, and of course generate some compelling analysis, but if not at least look at the pictures they are SA-WEET.

Nah'mean

This week's blog for dissection will be Nahright> http://nahright.com/news/

In it's simplest form, this blog relates to the hip hop, with stories pertaining to current artists, as well as those on the rise. Visitors to the site can easy stream embedded music videos, and view commentary from the blog writers. Additionally, blog entries can give updates on new albums released, new song that have been leaked online, news about upcoming releases, news on photo shoots and articles on artists. For those looking to learn more beyond the content at Nah Right, the site also features links to several blogs with related material to read more.

Now, what do you find most appealing/intriguing/repulsive/effective about this blog? Does it serve its purpose? Is it simplistic enough? Is the information credible? Would you make recurring trips to this site if hip hop was of interest to you?

Comment, Comment, Comment!
Group #3.

Week #2 Blog

We have chosen the politics section of the Huffington Post. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/politics/.

This blog talks about the political issues facing the nation. The people who post on this blog are professors or journalists or government officials. It is updated very frequently. It gets it's information from a variety of sources and numerous people comment on it. It appears to have little or no advertising. We are focusing on the political part of the Huffington Post, not the rest, so please stick to the political section.

Blogs for Borders

Blogs for Borders is a blog started by a group of men who are calling for better immigration policies and border control to keep illegal aliens from entering America. They comment on news stories and articles about immigration. If you're interested in what they have to say, click here http://blogs4borders.blogspot.com/ to read their blog.

HIHI

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yea mon!