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By: Is Blog Evangelism Cruel? : Performancing

Is Blog Evangelism Cruel? : Performancing — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 10:17:59 +0000

[...] quote was what actually got me to write this post. Because like some others, I did see that Nick missed a large part of the people that make up the so called [...]

By: ViNT // Vision - Inspiration - Navigation - Trends » Mediocracy 2.0 met een lekker toetje

Sat, 12 Jan 2008 19:08:58 +0000

[...] ik dat wel. Nee, het is snobisme. Het nieuwe snobisme — Snob 2.0 — dat is mijn ding. Helaas is er op het web al iemand die zich zo noemt, maar then again — met pseudoniemen heb ik [...]

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By: HipMojo.com - Main Street Meets Madison Avenue, Wall Street and Silicon Valley » Rap Wars - Dot com style

Mon, 13 Nov 2006 21:30:10 +0000

[...] Nick Denton vs. John Battelle Nick Carr vs. Michael Arrington [...]

By: HipMojo.com - Main Street Meets Madison Avenue, Wall Street and Silicon Valley » Blogpimping, Blogger/Journalist Dichotomy and the Hypocrites We All Are

Fri, 10 Nov 2006 16:52:30 +0000

[...] In other words, when a traditional journalist / news services recognize a blogger and point out a potential trouble area point, why the need to be defensive? Take the good with the bad. [...]

By: Deep Jive Interests » How to do “How-To” Lists

Deep Jive Interests » How to do “How-To” Lists — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 22:37:38 +0000

[...] Participatory: Its easy enough to do if its a blog or wiki — but the best kind of How-to invite your readers to add their own thoughts to your How-to. Allow people to criticize what you’ve done, but also add their own resources or thoughts. Even if you’re a PhD in Political Science, who knows what kind of fans you have — and access to resources you didn’t know of or dream of. Resources enrich your blog, but audience participation fills in the gaps that we all have and alert us to the blind spots that we can’t see. [...]

By: Snob 2.0

Snob 2.0 — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 14:50:19 +0000

[...] I like to think of myself as a down-to-earth kind of guy, in a wow-what-a-total-geek kind of way. That’s translates to not sipping on the proverbial snob juice when it comes to dealing with our fellow human beings. Web 2.0 has fostered quite a bit of this elitism, and the insanity behind it hasn’t gone unnoticed. [...]

By: ryanwaggoner.com » My Inaugural Post

ryanwaggoner.com » My Inaugural Post — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 02:19:17 +0000

[...] The links to the right will give you an idea of my favorite blogs and sites. I spend quite a bit of time reading the comments on the blog posts, and I’ve even started contributing. The blogosphere is an interesting phenomenon. Michael Arrington notes that the blogosphere is what makes blogging powerful, not the power of the individual blogger. The web of interconnected bloggers, linking to each other stories, as well as the legion of readers who leave comments and discuss and engage in (mostly) authentic dialogue is what makes blogging such a powerful cultural phenomenon. This global conversation called the blogosphere has captivated my interest enough that I’ve decided to start this little blog. I’m not starting the blog because I want to be the next Mike, Guy, or Om. I’m no journalist, and I’m not the greatest writer. Nor do I have an impressive background in the web industry. I’m starting it because I love technology and business and the intersection of those two topics in the form of web startups. I have a startup of my own…a little project called blueswarm.org. I’ll give out more details as time goes on. I’ll use this blog to talk about my experience starting a tiny company with big dreams, living in San Francisco, growing up, and working in the web industry (I’m starting a job as an Associate Product Manager at gamespot.com). From time to time, I’ll profile new websites, gadgets, etc that I love, so feel free to send me a request to check out your new site or service. [...]