I suppose that but for the fact 'journalists' are outspoken about things by trade, and mostly of the opinion that 'news' is typically about differences and negative differences make for better news, I doubt we'd hear the ongoing and interminable collective grunting about 'blogging vs. journalism'.
Six or seven years ago when the notion of commercial endeavours on the web became all the rage, you'd hear nothing but positive things about the future of business in this new medium from, pretty much, every stakeholder on the planet. In fact, that swell go so ahead of itself it turned into the infamous 'bubble'.
The blogging wave could'nt be further from that.
Six or seven years ago when the notion of commercial endeavours on the web became all the rage, you'd hear nothing but positive things about the future of business in this new medium from, pretty much, every stakeholder on the planet. In fact, that swell go so ahead of itself it turned into the infamous 'bubble'.
The blogging wave could'nt be further from that.