Orlowski digs weblogs

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Novell offers SCO last drink at System V saloon on The Register.

Wait a minute! What's that "related link" at the bottom of this article? It's a... weblog!

Andrew Orlowski using a weblog to support one of his article. I'm shocked, shocked. Journalism is doomed.

6 Comments

matthew said:

ahh yes, this is the first step in the apocolyptic order that ends "...and the geek shall inherit the earth"

Gummi said:

Was there any doubt that he likes weblogs?

François said:

You mean, in a love-hate manner?

Gummi said:

If you mean he loves some and hates some, I don't know about that. If linking to a weblog as a nice reference means 'a good bit o' lovin'" for that weblog, then I think he's done it before.

François said:

> I think he's done it before.

Yes, but I was just joking around the fact that he is so prompt to ditch weblogs -- complaining that they're useless, they broke Google and all that sort of stupidities anytime he has nothing more interesting to write about -- that it's ironic that he's using weblogs as references for his articles.

Gummi said:

Without going into a debate about his stupidities, maybe it's a case of separating some of the content from the software. For example, Groklaw is run by Geeklog, which is a little different from Movabletype/Userland/Livejournal -- although I think he has approvingly linked to MT weblogs before. On the flip side, there's no doubt his acidic barbs agaisnt some of the e-democracy stuff is centered around some webloggers -- in those cases, he might be right.

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