16/fev/2006

Blogueiros ricos e poderosos; the A-List

But if you talk to many of today’s bloggers, they’ll complain that the game seems fixed. They’ve targeted one of the more lucrative niches—gossip or politics or gadgets (or sex, of course)—yet they cannot reach anywhere close to the size of the existing big blogs. It’s as if there were an A-list of a few extremely lucky, well-trafficked blogs—then hordes of people stuck on the B-list or C-list, also-rans who can’t figure out why their audiences stay so comparatively puny no matter how hard they work. “It just seems like it’s a big in-party,” one blogger complained to me.

Extensa matéria da New York Magazine fala sobre blogs, negócios e a luta por um lugar ao sol na blogosfera rica e poderosa.

Já o cronista e relações-públicas Steve Rubel, veterano e grassroots, critica: classificar e estratificar a blogosfera é perda de tempo.

So, here's a secret. The list doesn't matter. It's like a Billboard Top 100. Tomorrow we won't be singing Bill Halley's Rock Around the Clock. So, can we all stop with the A,B,C's and move on or is too much at stake financially? We are bloggers, hear us roar. We all matter - today and always. End of story. E pluribus unum.

.: tiagon | 12:55 | Blogosfera

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