+ Follow CYNTHIA VELORIA Tag
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[Title] => Enter the world of podcasts
[Summary] => Cyberspace has a wide enough room for wannabes. Not so long ago, a generation of diarists, pen pushers and self-styled publishers made a debut on the World Wide Web and the world took to them and their writing enthusiastically. Bloggers, you call them in Web lingo, and they gave us all a peep into their private thoughts and private lives and we liked what we read.
In a sense, we are all voyeurs on the Web, pounding away the PC keyboards even in ungodly hours to discover a bit of ourselves and humanity in ordinary people’s blogs.
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[AuthorName] => Eden Estopace
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[Title] => It’s in the pod
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The infamous Liam Gallagher of Oasis once sang, "I’m free to be whatever I choose and I’ll sing the blues if I want."
This definitely applies to Generation Y, and it’s such a cool thing to be part of it. Everyone seems to dig fashion, music, pop culture, movies, gadgets and gizmos like mobile phones, digicams and MP3 players. Plus, there’s just this freedom vibe going on. There’s a voice wanting speak freely and an urge to keep one’s thoughts posted on blogs.
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[AuthorName] => PENNYLANE By Rebecca C. Rodriguez
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CYNTHIA VELORIA
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In a sense, we are all voyeurs on the Web, pounding away the PC keyboards even in ungodly hours to discover a bit of ourselves and humanity in ordinary people’s blogs.
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This definitely applies to Generation Y, and it’s such a cool thing to be part of it. Everyone seems to dig fashion, music, pop culture, movies, gadgets and gizmos like mobile phones, digicams and MP3 players. Plus, there’s just this freedom vibe going on. There’s a voice wanting speak freely and an urge to keep one’s thoughts posted on blogs.
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