Some blog entries take the form of no more than one or two-sentence gasps. Business-minded Lawlor refers dismissively to the mass of blogs as "angst journals" even as he upholds the form as a model of effective small group communication. With names like gigglechick and worldwiderant, one doesn't even need to click to imagine where such blogs are headed.
hmmm... so reuters wrote an article "Blog Publishers Stealing Web Limelight"
... okay... so he mentioned my name - not quite sure if the guy actually took the time to "click" on my link...
i suppose there's no such thing as bad press. but he at least could have given the damned link.
"angst journal"
think that i am self-depricating moreso - i mean i whine a bit about my boring un-angsty life, but that's about it...
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i'd written him thanking him for the mention (sans url) and he responded:
I took time to read it. I enjoyed your site. I made no comment about the content of your site. That wasn't my point.
Next time I write about blogs, I'll work a favorable mention of your site in. If nothing else, I drive lots of traffic your way.
Eric Auchard
Global Technology Correspondent
Reuters
sounds good to me. all is swell. thank you eric...
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in other news (since i am not really "giggly" but angst ridden...) the latest site i designed has launched. what i gave the coders looks a wee tad different than what is up there...
i have to let the site fly on it's own and "let it go" - i hate feeling all "out of control" when the designs leave my hands
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