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Bit like the IBM guy who said there was no market for more than six computers globally, or the brit who said the telephone would never replace telegrams.
Link: the big blog company | it's all about who's on top and who's on the back“Dissemination of information is great, but how much of it is trustworthy? [Blogs] are an interesting phenomenon, but I don’t think they will be as talked about in a year’s time.”
-Mike Smartt, editor of BBC News Online, 25 March, 2003
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I don't think blogs will get less coverage because of untrustworthiness. I think they'll get /more/ coverage because of untrustworthiness.. and for peddling "wild conspiracy theories".. and murdering random pets. If you can't compete, smear :-)
Posted by: David Emberton | 21 December 2004 at 12:22 PM