One of the main studies have indicated that younger Internet users are not interested in start blogging activities and switch to form a shorter delivery and short.

The number of U.S. children who have a 12-17 year-old blog decreased 14% since 2006, according to a survey the Pew Internet and American Life Project. A survey released on Wednesday (3 / 2) was found that blogging activity tended to decline among teenagers up to 14%.
Apparently, they prefer to make a shorter post on social networking sites and remain online through the phone. However, the survey also found that there was a slight increase blogging activities at those aged 30 years or more.

Since the development of facilities and technology in social networking sites and bermunculannya various sites, the teen seemed to divert attention from the macro-blogging micro-blogging become more easily because only a status update. More than 55% of adolescents aged 18-29 years and 27% of 12-17 year-old also prefer intenet access via their mobile phone for more easily assessed and concise.

A teenage student today said the start is less interested in blogs because they have to type a lot of things and found many people who are less fond of reading. However, the researcher Amanda Lenhart doubt blogging activities will disappear. He believes the use of blogs will still exist, but will focus on an event or a specific event such as marriage, travel, or the birth of a baby. (Pri/BBCNews/OL-04)