The movement has begun.
What it does is that it further "humanizes" the blogger. It may not always be good to show via Twitter that your baby daughter peed on your suit, but at least your prospective clients won't need to ask you why you were late for the meeting if they were your Twitter followers (it's a great ice breaker as well!).
What do you think? Is this the next step in blogging or is this the end of it?
*I included Darren Rowse in the list because it dwells in his other interests besides just niche blogging.
- *Problogger Darren Rowse has put up a personal blog
- Robert Scoble is writing more on Friendfeed than he has in his blog
- Steve Rubel is now on Posterous and has no plans on going back to his blog
- Robert Sanchez is trying out Posterous again (ehem!)
What it does is that it further "humanizes" the blogger. It may not always be good to show via Twitter that your baby daughter peed on your suit, but at least your prospective clients won't need to ask you why you were late for the meeting if they were your Twitter followers (it's a great ice breaker as well!).
What do you think? Is this the next step in blogging or is this the end of it?
*I included Darren Rowse in the list because it dwells in his other interests besides just niche blogging.
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