We’re used to the narrative power of endings in books, films or music, but lots of digital experiences just sprawl on forever because they can….
So maybe as our experience of digital life matures we need to write more endings.
Russell M Davies Wired, August 2010
I’m taking Russell’s advice. To be frank it’s a little late in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘blogging’
So long for now
Blogging future
My immediate response to Mark Brinkley’s post from a few weeks back entitled Is Blogging Dying? was that while he had a point – blogging doesn’t seem to be as exciting or popular as a few years back – this shouldn’t put the best ones like him off from continuing in the medium . Looking [...]
The curious case of the blogging minister
Just listened to the Today In Parliament podcast with an interesting item on a blogging former minister Tom Harris. The Glasgow South MP was sacked as railways minister in the recent reshuffle and the piece mused on whether Harris’ entertaining and candid online diary had anything to do with it. In an interview with the [...]
