Recent Posts Tagged With 'milblog research'

• Michigan Story Festival Shares the Stories of Three Soldiers from the Civil War, World War I, and Present-Day Iraq

  Posted on Thursday October 22nd, 2009 at 10:45 in milblog research

   (The Morning Sun)  Stories for young, old and all ages in-between will come alive Friday and Saturday via the spoken word, music, dance and visual arts at the annual event on the campus of Central Michigan University.There's no admission c...

• Four years of Milblogging.com, a lot has changed, now there\'s Twitter

  Posted on Sunday September 13th, 2009 at 10:22 in milblog research

   Four years ago I registered the domain name Milblogging.com on GoDaddy.  I came into military blogs after deploying to Afghanistan and writing a blog called The National Guard Experience (now defunct), where I started sharing stories about...

• Are Military Blogs on Your Back-to-School List?

  Posted on Monday August 31st, 2009 at 23:08 in milblog research

   With most kids back in school or starting back shortly, chances are you’re gonna see more milblog research from the classroom posted online.  Last year, I posted several stories about Milblog Research in the classroom, and earl...

• In the Blogs: New Milblog Research in Germany

  Posted on Thursday June 4th, 2009 at 15:48 in milblog research

  (Johanna Roering – Media Researcher)  I happened on the article ‘Erzählstimmen aus dem Terror‘ about Milblogs by the Literary Studies scholar Stefanie Fricke based at the LMU in Munich. This is only the third academic article I...

• Daniel Bennett discusses the evolution of military blogging in the mediasphere

  Posted on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 09:13 in milblog research

  (The Frontline Club)  It is clear that the relationship between bloggers and the mainstream media has evolved significantly since the early days of blogging. Indeed, it is highly questionable whether this dichotomy makes sense any more, and if i...

• Military Blog Research: Blogging to Increase the Army's Credibility

  Posted on Monday March 2nd, 2009 at 02:12 in milblog research

  (Soldiers in the Blogosphere)  Encouraging Soldiers to blog about personal experiences will result in two potential outcomes. First, traditional media sources will pick up on the stories being published on blogs as many examples over the past fe...

• Military Blog Survey Finds Respondents Are Split On Whether To Milblog Using Actual Name (Me? I Like ChuckNorris3A)

  Posted on Monday February 23rd, 2009 at 14:08 in milblog research

  The participation wasn’t too high in this survey, but kudos to MAJ Jakob Bruhl for gathering this data and continuing to run polls.  You can get a chance to participate in any of his surveys by going to soldierblogging.blogspot.com. However...

• Student Officer Attending the Belgian Royal Military Academy Conducting Military Blogger Survey Online

  Posted on Monday February 9th, 2009 at 15:24 in milblog research

  I received an email from Second Lieutenant D'HOOP Anne-Lise who is attending the Belgian Royal Military Academy and conducting a survey for a Master's thesis in Sociology.   If you’d like to participate or have questions, please e...

• Military Blogger Poll: Is it good to have so many General Officers in the blogosphere?

  Posted on Tuesday January 27th, 2009 at 08:45 in milblog research

  My online pal MAJ Jakob Bruhl has a new poll up on his site regarding the recent trend in General Officers blogging on the internet.  Is it a good idea that General Officers blog?(Soldiers in the Blogosphere)  This week's poll seeks your op...