Compare/Contrast: Webpages and Blogs

Webpages:

Webpages are traditionally a place where a business, school, organization etc. can post information and/or sell products. They are accessed through a web browser such as the most popular, Mozilla, Internet Explorer or Safari. People usually go to webpage when they are searching for information or want to purchase something. People sometimes use the web to go to their work/company Intranet where forms and information may be stored. On the web you can search for information using search engines such as Google or Yahoo. Web users can search for anything from a research article to shopping. Web pages can be unsecured and unreliable. For example its important to know what website your going to visit and how your going to use it so other web users cannot retrieve your confidential information. A few different website types are: '.com'-commercial, '.edu'-educational, '.org'-organization. Web pages can change, but in a different way that blogs change. Webpages may update information whereas blogs will add new stories/articles and more comments may be added.

Blogs:

Blogs are constructive and collaborative in the nature of which they are developed and used. A blog is a place where a person can write/explain/discuss/share about any topic they are interested or passionate about such as their career, shopping, news, cooking, crafts, hobbies. On a blog you can make comments and read through personal experiences with a specific topic. A blog is a collection of writing that is focused on high interest topics that can is organized by date. You can follow blogs with a membership to the blog site and some "bloggers" (authors of blogs) may even allow you to comment on their blog.  Blogs and webpages can both be found on the internet and accessable through a variety of blogger sites such as Google's Blogger, WordPress or Blogspot.