As blogging continues to grow at such a fast rate so are other avenues that are tied to this sleeping giant. While no one is really sure where this is all heading, my hunch is that blogging represents Ground Zero of the personal Webcasting revolution. Weblogging will drive a powerful new form of amateur journalism as millions of Net users — young people especially — take on the role of columnist, reporter, analyst and publisher while fashioning their own personal broadcasting networks. It won't happen overnight, and we're now seeing only version 1.0, but just wait a few years when broadband and multimedia arrive in a big way. (Most people are still on dial-up.) We are seeing a 'revolution' to this and we hear terms like Web 2.0, podcasting and Vblogging and other terms basically meaning the same thing. But, these terms also mean the creation of multi-billion dollar industries. Tools are now available to create podcasts, blogging and vblogging. These areas are starting to pick really fast. There isn't any 'real' regulations yet on this part of the industry so about anything goes. Adult blogs have been getting banned for there is no way to regulate the readers on most of these sites or the owner chose not to. But, with the 'anything goes' leaves the doors wide open for the most creative. You have an opportunity to help create the next phase of the internet and how it will weave itself into modern day technology and technologies of tomorrow. Be a leader. Start today. Newest Release: Podcasting For Fun & Profit! FREE Niche Report AlertPay - A BETTER Alternative to PayPal Coming soon "Ads By The Squares" www.adsbythesquares.com Kenneth R Sword Jr Co-CEO - Bizzy Blogz http://www.bizzyblogz.com/krsword Copy this link to your RSS Reader: http://www.bizzyblogz.com/rss.php?u=krsword http://www.executive-hosting.biz

Hi Kenneth, I'm surprised not to see any other comments here! This IS the wave of the future! It's astonishing to see the amount of information and new technology coming out to meet the needs of this highly popular venue. One very interesting thing that happened recently was the publishing of a book, Bagdad Burning, that was taken entirely from one year of a blog by the same name written by a woman living in Bagdad. I understand a movie is now being made, as well. How many amateur writers would have an opportunity like this in any other venue? Incidently, for anyone who wants to see the blog I'm referring to (very interesting), it's http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com or http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/atom.xml for your reader. To see how this blog rates and more importantly, who links to it, type Bagdad Burning in the Google search window. This blog became this popular without any fancy tricks - just a determination to write every day. God bless, Dave

Hi Kenneth, I was trying to get back to your survey post, I wanted to know, Did you get to download the Visual Web Developement 2005 Express Edition? If not I hope you will go and get it soon..you will be able to really add content to your website, and have it there in dynamic style too. I am going to add this link here in case you accidently deleted the other forum. This is the new wave of the Internet MSDN yes if you did not read my forum that I posted on this last month than you are being left behind. Your friend, Jerome Pfeifer Sr