I have heard blogging being mentioned as 'online journalism' or, eve, online journal-keeping.  The ability to express ourselves online has entailed an inundation of information all over the web - with people's opinions being published everywhere.  It is good to be able to discuss, to express oneself.  It is being relevant that counts.

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