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The report also said 54 per cent of the country’s bloggers were between the ages of 25 to 34, 32 per cent under 25 and only 15 per cent over 35.

“Many voyeurs enjoy reading a woman’s blog, especially if she’s writing about incidents in her life.

But that’s how it is even in the real world.

Also, flaming (the act of posting hostile and threatening messages) is part and parcel of the blogosphere, especially if it’s a popular blog,” says 27-year-old Gaurav Mishra, a marketer.

“On a woman’s blog chances are that the comments might take on a sexual undertone.” In 2005, Rashmi Bansal, editor of a youth magazine, came under attack because of a controversial article that she printed.

“Many people expressed their views on my blog, but some were lewd,” recalls 35-year-old Bansal.

Yet despite this incident, she feels that such messages are the work of a few unsavoury characters, and is not representative of the Niloufe Irani’s first attempt at “Initially, I was enamoured by the concept of blogs, and created one where I would discuss topics mainly related to women’s rights and awareness,” says the 29-year-old corporate lawyer.

“But I kept getting comments by people who called me a ‘feminist bitch’.

I had to block people from commenting on my blog, but by then I was tired and depressed about...

"My mom was born in Shanghai and she loves that blog because of all the crazy things on it," Chung told AFP.

Tim Kring was chosen for a Rave Award for his creation of the freshly-launched hit television show "Heroes" in which seemingly ordinary people tap into super powers and battle evil forces.

Kring, dressed in a deep blue pin-striped suit, said the show was based on a "mythological archetype" and used the Internet as a stage to play out aspects of the story and introduce new characters.

"It's really amazing," Kring said of joining the ranks of Rave Award winners that includes musician David Byrne, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, and Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

"I work on a TV show and keep my head down most of the day, not really seeing what regular people are doing." Marvel Comics writer and Lost television show story editor Brian Vaughan was given a Rave Award for storytelling prowess that has translated into technological achievements such as the X-Men in film, print and online.

"It's sort of my year to sell out and move to Los Angeles," Vaughan said after a lengthy one-on-one talk with Kring.

Cliff Bleszinski and Tim Sweeney were among the evening's stars for gamin...