Online blogging has gained so much recognition in the last few years as more and more people venture online. While the original source of most blogs were daily entries by people to share their thoughts, blogs have now become a source of content and communication. Specific niches have started to emerge for people who are using their blogs to make a political statement, publish their art, or publish their own writings in the hopes to be discovered. One recent published article in the WSJ talked about a blog that was created in Japan in which a man wrote about his daily battles with his wife. The blog became so popular that TV producers actually bought the rights to publish the content and create a mini-show out of the characters that were created.
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