Comments on: Chile: Videoblogging daily life

By: Martha Rojas

Martha Rojas — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 21:25:12 +0000

Hola, me gustaría saber cómo Paloma ha comprado un espacio de tv y en cuánto… aquí en México me gustaría tener el mío… claro que sí.
Un abrazo afectuoso.

By: Vicki Lansen

Vicki Lansen — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:37:04 +0000

The point of video blogging might be a lust for fame for some, but in the end, video blogging is valuable because people all over the world can connect as human beings…my life isn’t that different than their life…we get to see that people all over the world want, love, live, enjoy, hurt, despair much the same. A whole new generation is growing up aware of cultures and people in other countries…finding them much like themselves, instead of the notion that old rant from our parents about “there are kids starving in China who would die to have a meal like you have!” Video blogging is a wonderful, artistic, and social-networking tool that crosses all barriers to inform, delight and entertain.

By: BooksFreak

BooksFreak — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:34:35 +0000

What’s the point in broadcasting pieces of your life? Or even post articles about your experiences? Is an answer to our secret and human ambition of fame?

There are so many broken links when one navigate the blogsphere, and analyze the subtle reasons which lead us to write on a blog or publish a personal video.

I hope that in the near future, we all have clear reasons to expose, or not, our lives and thoughts on the Internet, and not just the dream of becoming recognized through self-merchandising techniques. I do believe true recognition comes from the others and only when you reach an important milestone in whatever you do.

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