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http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/ ... it--936014

I think it was that bastard Jobs. He killed music too, you know ;)

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Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:55 pm
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Blogging is dead - but what killed it

In my case: Dennis Publishing.

I used to use the blogs on the old Custom PC site.
I've never done any other blogging at all.

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Blogging is dead? Not round here it isn't.

I've got two personal blogs, was recently invited to contribute to a third, and read nearly 100 others. They're far from dead, that's for sure.

Perhaps the article is correct in saying using specific blog sites or software is dropping away as more people expose themselves to F*c*book. Whether this is a good thing, I can't tell.

(I'll be celebrating my first F*c*book-free week this Friday. Seven more days and my account will hopefully be deleted.)

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Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:21 am
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Much of it will die because it's just crap.

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adidan wrote:
Much of it will die because it's just crap.


You can say the same for about 95% of the world wide web. :lol:

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adidan wrote:
Much of it will die because it's just crap.


You can say the same for about 95% of the world wide web. :lol:

Can't argue with that. :D

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