warblog

English

Etymology

From war +‎ blog.

Noun

warblog (plural warblogs)

1. (Internet) A blog documenting an ongoing military conflict or presenting analysis or opinions related to it.
   • 2002, Rebecca Blood, The Weblog Handbook‎^[1], page 156:

     September 11 also spawned a generation of "warblogs,” mostly hawkish sites that focused on the U.S. response to the terrorist attacks.

   • 2009, Donald Matheson, Stuart Allan, Digital War Reporting‎^[2], page 123:

     Roggio, a former US soldier, turned his long-running warblog into a grander enterprise called the Long War Journal.

   • 2010, Peter Steven, The News‎^[3], page 81:

     Some of the most interesting are the warblogs created by soldiers and others.

Hyponyms

• milblog

Derived terms

• warblogger
• warblogging

Anagrams

• glowbar