Comments on: The 19th century blog http://system13.org/2006/10/22/the-19th-century-blog/ Fri, 05 Dec 2008 09:46:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Kristin K. W. http://system13.org/2006/10/22/the-19th-century-blog/#comment-261 Kristin K. W. Thu, 26 Oct 2006 11:50:12 +0000 http://system13.org/?p=158#comment-261 Norway is bit "the good old days" livings side by side with "the future in technology" Vær sÃ¥ god, btw ;-) Norway is bit “the good old days” livings side by side with “the future in technology”

Vær så god, btw ;-)

]]> By: Josh http://system13.org/2006/10/22/the-19th-century-blog/#comment-260 Josh Mon, 23 Oct 2006 22:08:04 +0000 http://system13.org/?p=158#comment-260 Really? That's pretty cool. I guess some things *haven't* changed much! Takk! (for letting me know about this) :) Really? That’s pretty cool. I guess some things *haven’t* changed much!

Takk! (for letting me know about this) :)

]]> By: Kristin K. W. http://system13.org/2006/10/22/the-19th-century-blog/#comment-259 Kristin K. W. Mon, 23 Oct 2006 21:23:06 +0000 http://system13.org/?p=158#comment-259 This writing to newspapers is actually quite common here in Norway. In the local paper we have 4 'top bloggers' who have musings about everything. And we read their opinions in the paper, just like your read you favorite blog every day. This writing to newspapers is actually quite common here in Norway.

In the local paper we have 4 ‘top bloggers’ who have musings about everything. And we read their opinions in the paper, just like your read you favorite blog every day.

]]> By: Josh http://system13.org/2006/10/22/the-19th-century-blog/#comment-258 Josh Sun, 22 Oct 2006 20:51:50 +0000 http://system13.org/?p=158#comment-258 Yeah, I avoid political blogs as well. It's just the same stuff recycled over and over and over. Good point in that while it would've been "easier" to get the info out there.. how many people would have seen it? Yeah, I avoid political blogs as well. It’s just the same stuff recycled over and over and over.

Good point in that while it would’ve been “easier” to get the info out there.. how many people would have seen it?

]]> By: Mrs Lifecruiser http://system13.org/2006/10/22/the-19th-century-blog/#comment-257 Mrs Lifecruiser Sun, 22 Oct 2006 20:40:52 +0000 http://system13.org/?p=158#comment-257 I like your comparison. A lot of similarities, yes. It's a very interesting thought and question. I'm not the one to answer really, but I do have something to say. If they had internet and blogs then, it would probably have been on political blogs it were posted and I wonder how many actually would have read it then? I find that many bloggers today - even though political blogs have a high ranking -among ordinary people actually don't have the same high ranking. Even being avoided totally. I do. Avoid political blogs. If I want to read about political stuff I read the newspapers on the internet or listen to the source directly - the politicians, not peoples personal opinions in blogs. It's so many subjective judgements in the blogs, even worse than in newspapers, I prefer objective judgements and then to judge for myself :-) I'm sure though that it had spread easier, just not how much. I like your comparison. A lot of similarities, yes.

It’s a very interesting thought and question. I’m not the one to answer really, but I do have something to say.

If they had internet and blogs then, it would probably have been on political blogs it were posted and I wonder how many actually would have read it then?

I find that many bloggers today - even though political blogs have a high ranking -among ordinary people actually don’t have the same high ranking. Even being avoided totally.

I do. Avoid political blogs. If I want to read about political stuff I read the newspapers on the internet or listen to the source directly - the politicians, not peoples personal opinions in blogs.

It’s so many subjective judgements in the blogs, even worse than in newspapers, I prefer objective judgements and then to judge for myself :-)
I’m sure though that it had spread easier, just not how much.

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