People don''t trust bloggers, says a report in today's Metro. Stephen Waddington at Rainier just talked about it, which reminded me that I was hoping to blog about this earlier on today. Except I kinda thought, so what. No news. I bet bloggers were compared to Moira Stewart or something.
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It wasn’t really a big deal in the Metro – it didn’t even feature on its website – it just surprised me at first because the blogs that I read seem every bit as credible as many mainstream media and have just as much right to deliver information. But I suppose I don’t really pay much attention to blogs that are not related to the industry and am a bit more cynical about the mainstream media than most.
Posted by: Stephen Waddington | August 23, 2006 at 05:16 PM