Posts Tagged ‘
blogging 2.0 ’
The notion that blogging, or the blogosphere may be dead or in its death throws is nearly as old as blogging itself. Some predicted blogging would die with the introduction of advertising, and yet it boomed instead. ...
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There's lies, damn lies, and Technorati statistics...at least that's the line I would have traditionally run over the last 5 years covering Technorati State of the Blogosphere reports. And yet today, Technorati under Richard Jalichandra is looking ...
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As blogging continues to mature, the days of blogging as a fun side job has been replaced by new hierarchies of power, and with it more and more parts of the blogosphere reflect the mainstream media structure ...
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Is blogging today fundamentally different to blogging five years ago? It's a topic some smart people have been discussing recently. Darren Rowse bemoans the loss of relational focus where blogs have become more selfish in their participation ...
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Steve Hodson lights the fire under an interesting meme this weekend, suggesting that Tech blogging has become boring. In the post he cites examples within the echosphere that surrounds CrunchMeme.
I do agree with Steve to a point. ...
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One of the challenges facing blogs today in the sea of noise is the balancing act between quality and quantity. It's actually easy to pump out posts and drive up traffic, but do many posts offer a ...
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The business of blogging is changing. A movement that arguably spawned social media and widespread user generated content is no longer ignoring the web 2.0 changes that have followed its rise. Open and sharing have replaced closed ...
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One of the most common arguments against Blogging 2.0 is that it threatens advertising revenue by diluting a blog as the ultimate point of conversation around a topic.
Blogging 2.0 brings new challenges and distribution models, but does ...
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There's been some amazing reaction and discussion around Blogging 2.0 in the last 24 hours. I don't mean to write on the topic every day, but there is one aspect I didn't tackle in the earlier post ...
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Another weekend means another bitchmeme, and this weekend it was all about FriendFeed. Scoble has a good summary of the debate so I won't rehash it all, but I did want to throw something into the mix:
Ultimately ...
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