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Is Blogging Dead: How Blogging Has Evolved Over Time

This presentation shows some of the important events in blogging history, from how it all started and evolved in USENET until the present.

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Is Blogging Dead: How Blogging Has Evolved Over Time

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  1. Is Blogging Dead: HOW BLOGGING HAS EVOLVED Over Time WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  2. 1983–1993 Usenet featured a moderated newsgroup allowing individuals to post in the group. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  3. 1994 First online *diarists started posting their online diaries. Claudio Pinhanez's Open Diary was the fist web page in an online diary format published at the MIT Media Lab website from November 14, 1994 until 1996. *diarists = journalists = journalers = escribitionists WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  4. 1994 Justin Hall began eleven years of personal online diary-writing. dubbed by New York Times Magazine as the "founding father of personal bloggers" WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  5. 1994 sousveillance: semi- automated blogging with live video together with text also started to be used in websites. sousveillance WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  6. 1996 The book, 24 Hours in Cyberspace was published. This captured personal profiles of the people involved in early web pages. Eventually, online diaries caught the attention of the media. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  7. 1997 "WEBLOG" This term was coined by Jorn Barger, creator of the website Robot Wisdom which contained a "log" of his internet activity. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  8. 1998 More and more resources were created especially for bloggers. OPEN DIARY: a platform with an open community approach to blogging using a membership model that allowed people to leave comments on other peoples' works was launched in October 1998. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  9. 1999 "BLOG" Weblog was shortened to "blog" by then programmer Peter Merholz. Blogger, LiveJournal, and Xanga were launched. blogs started becoming popular this year with the creation of these blog hosting tools. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  10. 2000 Earliest video blogs were recorded WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  11. 2001 Several political blogs emerged this year. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  12. 2002 Blogs played a role in breaking, shaping, and spinning news stories. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  13. 2002 This year marked the dawn of MommyBloggers WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  14. 2002 This year marked the dawn of MommyBloggers Technorati first blog search engines was launched. This was one of the WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  15. 2002 This year marked the dawn of MommyBloggers Technorati first blog search engines Gawker initiated the creation of gossip blogs. was launched. This was one of the was launched. According to NYT, this WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  16. 2003 Blog Ads was launched by Pressflex LLC. A few months later, Google debuted Adsense. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  17. 2003 Blog Ads was launched by Pressflex LLC. A few months later, Google debuted Adsense. Bloggingwasbecomingabusiness WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  18. 2003 Blog Ads was launched by Pressflex LLC. A few months later, Google debuted Adsense. Bloggingwasbecomingabusiness PyraLabs (the creators of Blogger) was acquired by Google WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  19. 2003 Blog Ads was launched by Pressflex LLC. A few months later, Google debuted Adsense. Bloggingwasbecomingabusiness PyraLabs (the creators of Blogger) was acquired by Google WORDPRESS and TYPEPAD were launched WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  20. 2004 declared as the "Year of the Video Blog" by one of the earliest video bloggers, Steve Garfield Political blogs were becoming more prominent. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  21. 2004 declared as the "Year of the Video Blog" by one of the earliest video bloggers, Steve Garfield Political blogs were becoming more prominent. 2005 YouTube was launched. Studies showed 32M Americans read blogs WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  22. 2006 Microblogging was born with Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey's first tweet WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  23. 2007 Tumblr was launched for those “who feel they may not have enough content or time to write a full blog, yet still want to write and share links and media.” - Josh Lowensohn, CNET 2008 Posterous was launched. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  24. 2010 11% of bloggers were earning primarily from their blogs (Source: Technorati). By the end of this year, the blogosphere grew to 152M ACTIVEBLOGS WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  25. 2012 MEDIUM was launched. LinkedIn recruited popular business figures to guest blog on their publishing platform. WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  26. 2013 Blogs are ranked among the top five “most trustworthy” sources of brand information WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  27. 2016 Automattic, the creators of Wordpress, rolled out the .blog domain WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  28. ... FUTURE ? WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

  29. SOURCES: http://www.becomeablogger.com/284 http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/history-of-blogging#sm.000n00soy18gbelvqx01gdxmyg81t http://technorati.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/tm2013DIR1.pdf http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2011/03/a-brief-history-of-blogging/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_blogging

  30. VISIT WWW.BECOMEABLOGGER.COM

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