Despite a huge flood of participants, but the blogosphere 【S1】______
(博客圈) in China is experiencing a small 'counter-current' of
quitters, led by famous bloggers (博客).
Jin Jianbin, associate professor at the School of Journalism and
Communication of Tsinghua University, says most bloggers devote
too much time to update their blogs and thus become 'blogaddicted's 【S2】______
'They spend a lot of time opening their own blogs to view comments
and the click-through rate,' Jin said. 'And win more comments and clicks 【S3】______
in return, they waste more time collecting stories and distractive 【S4】______
information to embellish (润色) their blogs.'
Jin says there have always been a waste of resources on the 【S5】______
Internet. A recent survey conducted by the Internet Society of China
indicates that each article online is reprinted again four times 【S6】______
on average, which means that the Internet is creating more trash
information and that blogging is increasing it.
'The study shows that blogging expands the spread of online
activities, which directly lead to a longer hook onto the Internet,' Jin 【S7】______
said.
The inevitable result is more isolation from people in personal
settings and from outdoor activities. In addition, some bloggers
expose the privacy of their friends in the logs, resulting from 【S8】______
friendship breakups; some bloggers cast offensive words onto
others willfully; and some find their logs are plagiarized (剽窃)
by blog service providers for other use. But, blogs in China are
growing so fast that the laws cannot keep up. It is essential
that lawmakers would set down some important definitions, 【S9】______
excluding the responsibilities of bloggers and blog service providers. 【S10】______
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