How is the blogosphere like a dinner party?
Friday, October 17, 2008
As everyone sits around the table, some people talk more than others. Some people have incredibly fascinating things to say; others have only inane things to say. But, if you don't bother to speak up and join in the conversation, it doesn't matter whether you've got anything interesting to say or not.
In other news, my favorite fashion blogger, Style Rookie, is starting a regular video blog. (Notice that she chose Vimeo, not Youtube.)
Untitled from Tavi G on Vimeo.
Watching Tavi, the 12 year old fashion/blogging prodigy, host her own show reminded me of how many surprises her generation of internet uses has in store for us. Look at Fred, the most subscribed to Youtube channel of all time! (WARNING: Turn down your speakers.) These kids are creating audiences that rival some of TV's and print's most successful hosts and columnists. They're talented (whether adults appreciate it or not), they have the ability to produce and distribute their own content, and they're earning audiences in numbers that were completely unimaginable only 10 years ago. Without the help of Main Stream Media.
And because it's Friday, look at this hilarious photo of McCain was taken at the end of the debate on Wednesday.
And, of course, it was immediately photoshopped.
(via Buzzfeed)
In other news, my favorite fashion blogger, Style Rookie, is starting a regular video blog. (Notice that she chose Vimeo, not Youtube.)
Untitled from Tavi G on Vimeo.
Watching Tavi, the 12 year old fashion/blogging prodigy, host her own show reminded me of how many surprises her generation of internet uses has in store for us. Look at Fred, the most subscribed to Youtube channel of all time! (WARNING: Turn down your speakers.) These kids are creating audiences that rival some of TV's and print's most successful hosts and columnists. They're talented (whether adults appreciate it or not), they have the ability to produce and distribute their own content, and they're earning audiences in numbers that were completely unimaginable only 10 years ago. Without the help of Main Stream Media.
And because it's Friday, look at this hilarious photo of McCain was taken at the end of the debate on Wednesday.
And, of course, it was immediately photoshopped.
(via Buzzfeed)
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