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Whether you're a warblogger who works by day as a professional journalist or you're a teenage high school student worried about your final exams, you do the same thing: you use your blog to link to your friends and rivals and comment on what they're doing. Blog posts are short, informal, sometimes controversial, and sometimes deeply personal, no matter what topic they approach. They can be characterized by their conversational tone and unlike a more formal essay or speech, a blog post is often an opening to a discussion, rather than a full-fledged argument already arrived at.

Quote: O'Reilly Network: Meg Hourihan on Blogs

This is the title of a post on Childrens TV on WDR from Davids Medienkritik.

It is correct, that most Germans are not in favour on American Politics of today. It is nonsens to claim that there is a conspiracy or whatever to influence children against America.

German kids still love Coke, Mickey Mouse, Tom Jerry, The Simsons and the lot. They pretty soon realize, that this is all America, too.

via Buzzmachine: Brainwashing German children

I avoided posting in English, as it is not my mothertongue and I know all too well, that some things I write do not correspond with what I originally was about to say.

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