My latest blog post for the Birmingham post explores what happens when a social network goes mainstream – invariably it stops working. [link]
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An interview with an anonymous blog commenter by Joanna Geary
Jo, Development Editor of the Birmingham Post, talks to Richard who "regularly comments on The Birmingham Post blogs under the pseudonym “Clifford” and, it is fair to say, has developed quite a bit of a reputation as a curmudgeon. But, despite his criticisms of The Post, he has stuck with us even when we didn’t quite get things right."
He gives a good example of what it takes to keep people coming back to blogs [link]