http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html Ian Kennedy's Blog Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html/comment-page-1#comment-410 Robi Tue, 17 Jul 2007 23:32:18 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html#comment-410 It seems to me that what might really be going on here is the fact that we sit out on the front of the cultural and technological wave. As such, we've come to accept and appreciate the fact that it's easier than ever for us to create and share content. However, I suspect that Keen is part of (or maybe just pandering to..) the bulk of the population that still regards this shift in dynamics as being unnecessary and responsible for a lowering of content quality. Perhaps in 5 years, it'll be more profitable for Keen to write a book called "Everyone's a Professional" or something like that :) It seems to me that what might really be going on here is the fact that we sit out on the front of the cultural and technological wave. As such, we’ve come to accept and appreciate the fact that it’s easier than ever for us to create and share content. However, I suspect that Keen is part of (or maybe just pandering to..) the bulk of the population that still regards this shift in dynamics as being unnecessary and responsible for a lowering of content quality. Perhaps in 5 years, it’ll be more profitable for Keen to write a book called “Everyone’s a Professional” or something like that

]]> http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html/comment-page-1#comment-3368 Robi Tue, 17 Jul 2007 23:32:00 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html#comment-3368 It seems to me that what might really be going on here is the fact that we sit out on the front of the cultural and technological wave. As such, we've come to accept and appreciate the fact that it's easier than ever for us to create and share content. However, I suspect that Keen is part of (or maybe just pandering to..) the bulk of the population that still regards this shift in dynamics as being unnecessary and responsible for a lowering of content quality. Perhaps in 5 years, it'll be more profitable for Keen to write a book called "Everyone's a Professional" or something like that :) It seems to me that what might really be going on here is the fact that we sit out on the front of the cultural and technological wave. As such, we’ve come to accept and appreciate the fact that it’s easier than ever for us to create and share content. However, I suspect that Keen is part of (or maybe just pandering to..) the bulk of the population that still regards this shift in dynamics as being unnecessary and responsible for a lowering of content quality. Perhaps in 5 years, it’ll be more profitable for Keen to write a book called “Everyone’s a Professional” or something like that

]]> http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html/comment-page-1#comment-3588 Robi Tue, 17 Jul 2007 18:32:00 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/07/andrew_keen_as_linkbait.html#comment-3588 It seems to me that what might really be going on here is the fact that we sit out on the front of the cultural and technological wave. As such, we've come to accept and appreciate the fact that it's easier than ever for us to create and share content. However, I suspect that Keen is part of (or maybe just pandering to..) the bulk of the population that still regards this shift in dynamics as being unnecessary and responsible for a lowering of content quality. Perhaps in 5 years, it'll be more profitable for Keen to write a book called "Everyone's a Professional" or something like that :) It seems to me that what might really be going on here is the fact that we sit out on the front of the cultural and technological wave. As such, we've come to accept and appreciate the fact that it's easier than ever for us to create and share content. However, I suspect that Keen is part of (or maybe just pandering to..) the bulk of the population that still regards this shift in dynamics as being unnecessary and responsible for a lowering of content quality. Perhaps in 5 years, it'll be more profitable for Keen to write a book called "Everyone's a Professional" or something like that

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