Blogging peaks?
The esteemed Washington Post appears to have bought into some of the recent twaddle that somehow blogging has peaked. Personally, I don't think we've even reached breakfast in the blogging timeline.
The article quotes a Gallup pole titled "Blog Readership Bogged Down" that reports that only 9 percent of those polled said they regularly read blogs. I wonder how many people have read a blog in it's online form and never realised. The poll goes on to claim that 66 percent never read them. I wonder how that will change when Vista and the next generation of Office with embedded RSS brings the technology front and centre.
Update: Kent makes a more reasoned argument as to why the blogosphere is still a growth area.
Tags: Washington Post, Gallup, Blogging, Kent Newsome
The article quotes a Gallup pole titled "Blog Readership Bogged Down" that reports that only 9 percent of those polled said they regularly read blogs. I wonder how many people have read a blog in it's online form and never realised. The poll goes on to claim that 66 percent never read them. I wonder how that will change when Vista and the next generation of Office with embedded RSS brings the technology front and centre.
Update: Kent makes a more reasoned argument as to why the blogosphere is still a growth area.
Tags: Washington Post, Gallup, Blogging, Kent Newsome
posted by Steve Newson at 3:53 PM
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