This blog is by Jordan Julien and it is concerned with us - the users being dependent on social media/networks. It caught my attention right away as I found this topic really useful and interesting.
The blog is organized very well, greatly structured and has great postings. In each of the parts she mentions well arranged and accurate arguments, which help to support her overall point. Also, I like the fact that the blog contains some additional videos and pictures, which enrich the blog.
The second blog is done by Mansura Mehdiyeva and it is about sport in the media. I found the blog very entertaining, giving different points of view on the main topic. Mansura also offered several topics, all recent and very interesting to read. Further, I like that Mansura offered solutions to her postings and supported them with her own arguments as well as with different sources. On the blog you can also find information how media emphasizes certain sportsmen/women - how they get all the attention while others are being ignored.
The next blog is another very interesting one and it is created by Valeriya Alpeeva. It deals with social media and Public Relations and the relationship between these two aspects. The blog is organized very well, without any disturbing effects and enriched with videos and images. Valeriya mentions some very useful information about the social media nowadays and how PR uses these to promote products, etc.
The articles on the blog are entertaining, giving enough information about the topic. Valeriya also mentions some steps a company should take and emphasizes the importance of communication through social media to clients. Also, I like the Jimmy Choo article very much! It serves as a great example of how effective a PR campaign can be.
I really like this blog and it is one of my favorites. It's created by Nino Zalkaliani and connected to the film industry and its great impact and power. Nino emphasizes the point of how movies and their content influence young children and teenagers and I believe it is important to learn about it more. The blog offers some very good articles, where parents can find information to enrich their knowledge about the impact movies have on their children. As parents are often not aware of the possible factors that can influence their chidlren in a negative way, this is a good way to enlighten them.
The blog is well done and entertaining!
http://booksinchildhood.blogspot.cz/
The last website is done by Csilla Száraz, concerning the issue of books in childhood and the importance of them. The blog is done very nicely, well organized and enriched by various statistics, which is a great supporting evidence. While I was reading through the articles Csilla offered, I found a lot of information, which I have never thought about. The fact that children focus on other activities such as watching TV or playing video games rather than reading a book is probably due to the technological advances and having media tools everywhere around us. Further, children often think of books as boring and not entertaining at all.
Parents play a significant role as well. If they are not interested in books; do not encourage their children to read and do not give them motivation to read, the children most probably won't feel the need to read either.
Overall, the blog was fun to read and includes a lot of interesting information!
