Andrew Keen elitist.

Andrew Keen look disappointed the way the blogosphere evolve, see on his blog under the title 'The devil wears Hermes and is a blogger' and in reference on his book . We like or not what he write about the internet, but for me the overuse of video linked to Youtube by more and more bloggers is not a good thing . I started to dumped blogs using this 'video link' too much with nothing else as contents. It's very annoying.

Blogosphere survey.

More women blogging than men as blogs hit mainstream. Under this title the Tech.Blorge.com, made a post about a survey by Synovate/Marketing in US. This survey revealed that 80% of Americans know what a blog is, 50% regularly visit blogs, and 8% publish their own blog.
Also 20% of American women who have visited blogs own one versus 14% of men.
More interesting facts in this article for those who are looking for a way in the blogosphere...

Rafael Nadal blog

For the tennis and specially Rafael Nadal lovers you can connect to his blog, see the latest news and asking him whatever you want to know. The Times online advert on it's first page for it...

Censor police on the net

The journal 'Le Monde' published today an article in connection with the 10th birthday of the blogosphere by saying that in China they have around 40 000 internet cops for 162 millions bloggers... How many are they in occident? (the censors).

Blogosphere

In the Guardian online today, Scott Rosenberg wrote an article on the 'planet blog'. Yes it's around a decade ago that the blogging world emerged from a garden shed, and it's very hard to say who did it, probably not one person alone, better to say few people at the same time start it. But at 10 years old the blogosphere is growing, and as usual when something new arrive you always have sceptical (skeptical in US) people. Not a problem!
But first it will be good if we stop to confront mainstream media and blogs, we can see good and bad quality in both!
Second, because I live in the UK I would like to see the English blogosphere more active, in many other part of the world like in the US or in France it's big and with a lot of creativity.
Third, we need to be vigilant, to avoid some powerful people, corporations, or politician from removing this tool of self-expression, because they cannot control it.
I would like to see more good quality article like the Scott Rosenberg one!