Last week, E. posted an article, "Why I Blog" from The Atlantic. Not to be a hater, but here's Wired's rebuttal...
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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1 comment:
I saw that headline and I actually liked it...it's true! Think about the trends we've encountered with online connectivity: chatrooms were first, then blogs, then networks (Myspace, Facebook), then creativity (Flickr), then local reviews (Yelp), and feeds (Twitter). What will be next? What are the patterns we're seeing now? I'm excited!
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