I’m not sure why, but has anyone noticed after a lot of hoopla last year about introducing a best blog of the year Awards as part of its best of the year awards, Time has mysteriously not had a best blog this year? They’ve managed movies and music, but perhaps they don’t think blogs count any more, or maybe chief Time blogger Andrew Sullivan could tell us some more?
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Gary Goldhammer thinks that 2006 is the year blogs will vanish. He explains this process as the movement “from novelty into the “utility”"; since these days almost everyone blogs, there isn’t any special thing in blogging. Blogging has become another form of communicating.
Interesting and worth reading post!
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