Start paying attention to blogs. So says Michael Robinson, senior vice president at Levick Strategic Communications LLC, in a story that maybe should have run three or four years ago. Levick is a Washington, D.C.-based firm that helps companies pinpoint “high-authority blogs” that have “credibility to move markets and influence public opinion.” One of Robinson’s clients is Chip Babcock, a local lawyer who has handled cases for Oprah and Dr. Phil. Two thoughts, after reading Cheryl Hall’s piece:
Perhaps the DMN’s a little gun shy in weighing in on technology after that whole cuecat thing.
Dude, technology IS scary. I can barely program my alarm clock without hyperventilating. And if you could text-message with those big-ass Jitterbug phones, I’d TOTALLY get in line for one.
That aside, I was amused to discover – purely by accident, as all technology-related “discoveries” are in my world – that the DMN had its own music blog just the other day. Has anyone else seen that? (Judging my the comments left…not many.) What an amazing piece of **** they’ve assembled. I skimmed through an entire month’s worth of entries and I think all I read about were Carrie Underwood, a discussion on how Extreme were the best funk-metal band of their time (I kid you not), and “Dancing With the Stars.” Oh, and I learned that Loverboy are regrouping and have a new record. Because it’s high time we all be reminded how much they FIERCELY sucked, I guess.
It was actually worse than the Observer’s music blog prior to the Jonanna****canna. Amusingly bad. Much like the very un-hip-and-too-old-to-be-in-this-conversation older uncle I’m just a couple years away from being. (ugh)
my problem with blogs – although entertaining – is that once posted (and not necessarily suficiently sourced) and then re-posted on other blogs ad nausuem. all of a sudden these posts become FACTS. Scary.
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