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As usual, Nicholas Carr goes on his big rant against what he deems blogs and the blogosphere. Ironically, his rant basically validates blogs as being ubiquitous
by jamesjyu 18y ago
As usual, Nicholas Carr goes on his big rant against what he deems blogs and the blogosphere. Ironically, his rant basically validates blogs as being ubiquitous now, and being embraced by both the average internet user and big publishing companies.
- alaskamiller 18y agoI don't understand how what you said is related to what he said. His rant is that blogs have grown up and are run as businesses. This community of just random folks talking about something they have an interest in is cast aside for the TechCrunch and Gawker and HuffingtonPost professional publications. Those sites will attract more writers, more content, more viewership and monopolize more time away from the blogosphere. Where is the irony...?