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I realized that I’m at fault for some of why tech blogging has failed you and was thinking that I’d done too much of the “business talk” and not enough of the “let’s discover something that’ll improve our lives together” talk
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If you decide not to play that game then you stop getting invited to the coolest events. It’s how the game is played and it ensures that the bloggers all turn into a bunch of news junkies who love talking about the latest Yahoo rumors.
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We focus on the latest, shiny object and don’t follow up. I see a few signs that’s changing, but it’s really hard to stay interested in stuff.
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There’s simply too much content to read and watch.
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Digg is one answer, but is flawed due to group bias and horrid comments.
This link has been bookmarked by 6 people . It was first bookmarked on 22 Jul 2008, by costis net.
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Susan KambaluHave heard of Scoble, but hadn't read his blog. May look at it again now.
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Adriana Lukasindeed. scoble finds his roots. does it mean back to 'user-driven' in business and to geek discoveries and play in private?
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costis net
article by Scoble / critique on techblogging
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I realized that I’m at fault for some of why tech blogging has failed you and was thinking that I’d done too much of the “business talk” and not enough of the “let’s discover something that’ll improve our lives together” talk
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If you decide not to play that game then you stop getting invited to the coolest events. It’s how the game is played and it ensures that the bloggers all turn into a bunch of news junkies who love talking about the latest Yahoo rumors.
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