awnsers of blog questions

A. What is the difference between a blog and a book?
“Books are tight. Blogs are reckless. Books are slow. Blogs are fast. Books ask you to stay between their covers. Blogs invite you to stray. Books fret over copyright and libel. Blogs grab whatever they want with impunity—news, gossip, pictures, videos.” (www.nybooks.com/articles/21013)
B. How have blogs changes recently?
Since 1999 blogs have changed. Today bloggers are more interested on becoming famous. Before blogs were pages with information (which maybe could not be true) on several different subjects. The quantities of the info on the blogs have changed, as well as the topics. Today you may see millions of blogs either bothering or on sex, before this wasn’t so common.
C. Why might you read a blog?
I would read a blog to complement the information you already have. Blogs may have various different sources or viewpoints on any subject. For example in the Iraq war, bloggers may be local people, American soldiers or war journalists. This gives you a bigger view on your interests.
D. Is there reason to doubt the objectivity of a blog? Why? Why not?
Yes, blogs are maid from different view points. They might not be true or fair. You might never find an objective blog. Blog are made individually.
E. If you kept your own blog, what would you title it?
I would have an interesting topic that would attract readers as much as possible. Probably the topic would not be related to the information in the blog.