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Today’s vlogs are similar to the blogs of 10 years ago. They’re day-in-the-life snippets from normal people doing mundane or semi-interesting things. Some of th
by gk1 6y ago
Today’s vlogs are similar to the blogs of 10 years ago. They’re day-in-the-life snippets from normal people doing mundane or semi-interesting things. Some of them are famous and are run like businesses with financial motives, but most aren’t. And you can find vlogs on all kinds of topics: travel, parenting, running, and even unicycling.
If you miss the old days of blogging I think you’ll enjoy watching vlogs.
- 5986043handy 6y agoWhat are some good vlogs?
- radmarshallb 6y agoPersonally I hate the trend toward video content. I prefer to read as I can skim and highlight the important content as I see fit.
- pmlnr 6y agoI always disliked video content with minor, rare exceptions. Text survived hundreds (sometimes thousands) of years; I don't think video will.
- alisonatwork 6y agoThe main problem I have with vlogs (and podcasts for that matter) is that they are linear, and they are long. When I read a blog, I can skim, scan for keywords, I can take it at my own pace. It's a very different experience, even if the raw content is the same.