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roughtype.com - 11/8/2008
Who killed the blogosphere?
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Blogging seems to have entered its midlife crisis, with much existential gnashing-of-teeth about the state and fate of a literary form that once seemed new and fresh and now seems familiar and tired. And there's good reason for the teeth-gnashing. While there continue to be many blogs, including ...
mudvillegazette.com - 11/11/2008
Soldiers in the Blogosphere
— mudvillegazette.com — The motivation for this blog is to discuss how we could tap into the power of blogs... to help get the Army's story out - how blogs may be used to help round out traditional media. I'm an Army Major and currently a student at the Air Command and Staff ... (more) Soldiers in the Blogosphere

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correntewire.com - 11/3/2008
Media Pundits and Blogosphere Were Right About Hillary Clinton
— correntewire.com — Oh wait: Today’s New York Times : Soldiering On, Clinton Preserves Her Options [S]he has been steadily... raising money for her political action committee, which advisers say could become a means to champion women’s issues. Mrs. Clinton won ... (more) Media Pundits and Blogosphere Were Right About Hillary ...

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The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan:  Is The "Blogosphere" Over?

Varifrank:  I shouted out "Who killed the blogosphere" when after all it was you and me

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Is The "Blogosphere" Over?
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — Nick Carr says so: While there continue to be many blogs, including a lot of very good ones, it seems to me that one would be hard pressed to make the case that there's still a "blogosphere." That vast, free-wheeling, and surprisingly intimate forum where individual writers shared their observations, thoughts, and arguments outside the bounds of the traditional media is gone. Almost all of the popular blogs today are commercial ventures with teams of writers, aggressive ad-sales operations, bloated sites, and strategies of self-linking. Some are ...

I shouted out "Who killed the blogosphere" when after all it was you and me
Varifrank — ... Nick Carr explains who it was who killed the blogosphere and most of you already know who it is. I know most of you are saying "Hey, I didnt even know it was sick!" but yeah, when you live in an era where everyone has a blog, then there is no blogosphere. See, while you were out working out linkage stats, someone came along and made the blogosphere irrelevant. ...

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