Weblogs, Glaubwürdigkeit und Traditionelle Medien
"People trust The New York Times and Washington Post and link to them," Sifry says, "but there are a huge number of people who are going outside the bounds of traditional media to these new media forms to get their information and, more importantly, to participate in the discussions around news and topics."
He says we shouldn't be too surprised by the results, which reflect a shift in user behavior that has been taking place for some time. The idea of the Web as a place where we randomly surf for news or conduct task-oriented hunt-and-peck Web searches has given way to a new metaphor: the Web as virtual corner bar, where community and conversations reign.
David Sifry, Gründer und CEO von Technorati, in einem Artikel von J.D. Lasica bei OJR: Transparency Begets Trust in the Ever-Expanding Blogosphere
He says we shouldn't be too surprised by the results, which reflect a shift in user behavior that has been taking place for some time. The idea of the Web as a place where we randomly surf for news or conduct task-oriented hunt-and-peck Web searches has given way to a new metaphor: the Web as virtual corner bar, where community and conversations reign.
David Sifry, Gründer und CEO von Technorati, in einem Artikel von J.D. Lasica bei OJR: Transparency Begets Trust in the Ever-Expanding Blogosphere
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