What does LJ stand for?

Live Journal (website/service)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Blogging almost seems like a rite of passage these days For a while there, there were many who felt that simply having a Myspace page or Live Journal page were equivalent to blogging Blogging almost seems like a rite of passage these days.

To Blog or not to Blog

For example, Live Journal is an online journaling program that allows its users to keep their thoughts right on their computer, taking it with them wherever they go.

Battling Depression

Google, Facebook and blogging platform Live Journal - all sites where Cyxymu had accounts - were also affected.

Blogger blames Russia for attack on Facebook and Twitter

He made his debut on Live Journal, one of Russia's most popular blogging sites and an outpost for free speech, on Wednesday.

Medvedev joins popular blog website

10) The Fall 2004 CIHR Ethics Live Journal in fact references the report and recommendations.

Examining and understanding the need for Canadian Research Ethics ...

Edil Baisalov, human rights activist, public and political figure, had to leave Kyrgyzstan in 2007 due to charges with causing damages intentionally after he posted a photo of the parliamentary election ballot on his blog in Live Journal.

9 Kyrgyz citizens leave country due to political reasons during last ...

By using examples from social networking sites such as Live Journal, YouTube, MySpace and Facebook, the author explains how these girls manipulate ideas about identity and community through electronic media.

Camgirls; celebrity & community in the age of social networks

Librarian bloggers - such as the Liberry blog and the Live Journal community dedicated to librarians - have long provided insight of the Borchert kind into the library world.

Lively at the library