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whatever happened to the internet? the rush of capitalism has ruined something that was always inherently flawed but once had beauty in it..... custom myspace pages..... meditative scrolling thru tumblr...... careless posts of friends taken with cheap insta filters while out drinking..... this shit used to be glamorous.
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What is the truth behind blogging is dead ? Is it really true
Is it really true? Now this question is coming to the mind of each person. But my answer to this question is No. Blogging is not dead and Blogging will not be dead. Why 70 percent of the people are not successful in blogging and 30 percent of the people in blogging are successful? People are not taking blogging seriously. People are starting blogging without what is the principles of blogging. For more information @:
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Public Journaling
Some say blogging is dead. Others still keep at it. I honestly don’t know if blogging is indeed dead, but I do know that writing is very much alive. I’ve been giving a lot of thought to blogging lately–as if I already don’t have enough to do–and want to revive this blog again. It used to be done five days a week and most–perhaps all–of that was lost to the meltdown of 2014. Anyway, I was thinking…
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this is so hard (twss)
Remember blogging back when you could just post it and people would read it (THANK YOU GREADER) and THAT WAS IT and now you have to, like, post a link on Facebook and Twitter and Tumblr if you want anyone to see it because the Greader substitutes just aren't as fun and who wants to spend all of their time on feedly anyway?
My point is, I blogged, so I'm telling you I blogged and here is a link to my blog: NaBloMe Day 1
Blog.
blogging is dead.
Blogging is dead. It’s been said before, and it’ll be said again, despite all of the new blogs that keep popping up (including this one). What does that statement actually mean, though? People are still writing and readers are still reading and photos of babies and food and outfits and makeup are still being shared. But it feels different, no?
I remember when I first started reading a few style blogs back in 2008. The idea was so fresh, I thought, and it seemed so brave for these women to post their daily outfits. I got a lot of great ideas from those ladies. I liked feeling like I was a part of their lives. Then advertising started happening. And c/o’s and magazine shoots and NYFW. These seemingly normal women were thrust into a bigger spotlight…the same spotlight that had only ever shone on the now stale world of Vogue and WWD and InStyle.
At first, I was impressed! After all, these women had normal day jobs and budgets, and here they were getting lots of attention. The readership of these blogs grew along with their exposure. The sites became slicker, the writing more elevated, the clothing much more expensive. Many of these women somehow became the models of the world they once stood outside of, just as interested parties. It was like reading a magazine.
But I didn’t want to read magazines online — I wanted the raw, rough-edged, honest blogs. I think those are gone now. What have we to replace them with? We have folks who seem to start these highly polished blogs for the sole purpose of getting that sort of attention. And you know what? I'm just not interested.
I want the benefits of a Twitter culture (where folks say what they're thinking often without editing) and a longer conversation. I want to bring to light the things I'm thinking and have a discussion. I want a giant dinner party of a blog where I can have meaningful conversations with people I feel comfortable with. How do I do that? What shape does that take? I have no idea. But I'm going to do it anyway.
