'Blog' Most Popular Word on Web Dictionary
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The most requested online definition this year was "blog" &#151; a word not even yet officially in the dictionary, Merriam-Webster says.
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Blog: Answers plans to capitalize on search magic of the word 'dictionary' by adding its content to Lexico Publishing properties.
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Explore the myriad of distribution points -- automated data crunchers, search engines, social networks and fellow bloggers -- a blogger's words take on their way to readers.
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Hot competition for word of the year Lovers of the English language in all its glory have until 31 January to vote for the online Macquarie Dictionary word of the year from a spendid selection of neologisms and rather more familiar terms.â¦
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A four-letter term that came to  symbolize the difference between old and new media during this  year's presidential campaign tops U.S. dictionary publisher  Merriam-Webster's list of the 10 words of the year.
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LONG BEACH, Calif., Sept. 18  /PRNewswire/ -- Just in time for the back-to-school season, Lexico Publishing Group, LLC announced today that newly enhanced versions of its popular reference web sites Dictionary.com, Thesaurus.com, and Reference.com are now accessible.
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&quot;Blog&quot;, &quot;netiquette&quot;, &quot;cookie&quot; and &quot;wiki&quot; have been voted among the most irritating words spawned by the Internet, according to the results of a poll published Thursday.
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Blog Declared Word of the Year  US Dictionary Merriam-Webster&rsquo;s has announced that the word &#8220;blog&#8221; is their word of the year in their annual pronouncement of the Top 10 words of 2004, which also bizarrely included the words cicada and defenestration. Webster&rsquo;s defines a blog as &#8220;a Web site that contains ...
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Arriva il BlogDay, per far comunicare culture diverse. Le regole? Linkare i vostri cinque blog preferiti. E poi lasciarsi andare
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Yes, boys and girls, the word for this year is &#39;blog&#39;--that&#39;s blog as in &#39;a website that contains an online personal journal with reflections, comments and often hyperlinks.
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By Will Quah  OK, OK. So there's nothing that tantric about blogging (although if you look at some sites, you might disagree), but it makes a great title, and that is, primarily, what a lot of blogs are all about. But I'm getting ahead of myself.  Blogging is a modern day phenomenon.
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Only 'folksonomy' inspires more fear and loathing It's official: "folksonomy", "blogosphere", "netiquette" and "blook" are among the net-spawned terms which should be cast down into the eternal fires of hell, AFP reports.â¦
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That's not an interjection from the reporter. The exclamation "w00t" was chosen by Merriam-Webster's online users as 2007's Word of the Year.
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A US dictionary publisher declares "blog" as one of the words of the year.
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Blogs, or Web logs, have become very popular, influencing even the mainstream media. Merriam-Webster defines a blog as: &quot;a Web site that contains an online personal journal with reflections, comments and often hyperlinks.
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Tycho:  Months after it was necessary, Sony has thrown their blogging hat into the ring...  of blogging.  I've heard people compare it to Larry Hryb/Major Nelson's blog, but with a rotating "crew" of bloggers - like a public relations version of the Wu Tang Clan - it's more like Microsoft's Gamerscore blog.  Which, coincidentally, I never read because it is run by a rotating "crew" of bloggers, like a public relations version of the etcetera etcetera.  The mental image is that of a corporate hydra, the brand seared and scabbed upon its breast.