The evolving blogosphere: An empire gives way. EU Member's Plan for 'Blogger Registry' Is Wrong-Headed. When blogs were born over 10 years ago as a way to share the details of one’s life with a limited number of people online as a sort of journal, no one could have imagined the importance that this type of D.I.Y. publishing would later take on.
Today, bloggers who started out just writing for themselves have empires. Bloggers these days have larger spheres of influence, attracting the eyes of more people — even presidential candidates. — and they enjoy the freedom to write whatever they want (within reason) on their blogs. Law professor zittrain about the future of the internet.
Tony Curzon Price March 6th 2008 Here is a picture taken during Jonathan Zittrain's LSE lecture yesterday on ``The Future of the Net (and how to stop it)''.
