Skip to main content

Most Popular Blogs


Top 3 Blogs:

1. BuzzFeed- BuzzFeed is a trendy news blog that targets millennials. Focusing on social news and entertainment, the secret the BuzzFeed's success has a lot to do with the image-heavy listicles that get published on their platform and end up often going viral. 


2.Mashable- Founded in 2005 by Pete Cashmore, Mashable delivers newsworthy content about video entertainment, culture, tech, science, business, social good and more. With verticals for Asia, Australia, France, India and the UK, the blog is one of the largest and most reputable go-to sources for all things in digital culture. It sees 45 million monthly unique visitors, 28 million social media followers and 7.5 million social shares a month.


3. The Next Web- The Next Web is a blog that focuses on news, apps, gear, tech, creativity and so much more. The blog was launched as a result of organizing a technology conference called The Next Web Conference, which was initially held in 2006. 



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Intro

Hello!    I am Kamari Littlejohn. In this class I plan to learn how to create blogs and how to attract an audiences. I also want to cover how to make a website and how to create a brand for myself. I am looking forward to a great year! Can't wait to see what the future holds.
3 comments
Read more

Chocolate Rain

History of Chocolate Rain: This song was created by Tay Zonday back in 2007. Written to talk about racism. Website Thoughts :          Tay Zonday was the creator of this crazy song Chocolate Rain. Which went viral back in 2007. Tay Zonday says that his song deals with race issues in America. He hits points like prison racisms amongst African Americans, economic racism, and racial problems. Initially, when I first heard this song I would have never guessed that this song focused on racism. - Did you like the song? - Did you know it was about racism?
4 comments
Read more

Journal #1

Everything Science Knows About Reading on Screens   This article talks about the shift from paper to screens. As stated in the article, "It's left many wondering what we've lost or gained in the shift and a handful of scientists are trying to figure out the answer". This question is left unknown because of the different types of media and the person's preference. Studies show that many people who read online scan through the passage rather than actually reading the material. Studies show that many people who read off paper focus better rather than reading on a device. When reading on a device you are able to multi-task but when you are reading off of a paper its harder to multi-task which makes it easier to focus. Scanning through passages is called nonlinear reading. Nonlinear reading can hurt you when you have to do deep research or read a passage in depth.  So basically, there are pros and cons when using a screen vs. using paper when performing cognitive ...
2 comments
Read more