Looking at my blog makes me nostalgic. It has been five years since I am into blogging and I have seen it growing gradually and like me, it had been through the ups and downs. Nevertheless, like inseparable friends, we stick to each other in thick and thin. But it pains me to see that there is no one else to take care of my beloved blog if I demise all of a sudden.

Tumblr is categorized as a social blogging site. That’s a nice title until you realize that there are 42 million Tumblr sites that are generating content (I hope they are not counting my account that I have done nothing with). One would hope that there is something of worth is going on in a community that big.

When you look back at the origins  of PIPA and SOPA, two bills before the US senate this year dealing with the Internet, you’ll see they more than likely started fermenting in the days of Napster and other free files sharing websites. The forces that be in the entertainment industry are railing against the copying on intellectual property online with these bills and there’s two sides here that seem to be gearing up for an epic battle that concerns us about the implications for Internet censorship.