Blog Herald stellt aus der Betrachtung der Entwicklungshistorie der Blogs eine Hypothese auf („The demise of the geek bloggers“), daß die Geek Blogger am Aussterben sind.
1st Generation Blogger, 1998-2002
Zunächst gab es die Geek Blogger, das Blogs eine technische Sache waren: The 1st generation in the blogosphere was the geek generation. The founding pioneers that staked their claims in cyberspace and coded and talked about tech, blogging and other geeky related stuff. Notable amongst their brethren was Dave Winer, Robert Scoble, Doc Searls
2nd Generation Blogger, 2002-2004
Dann kamen die Extrovertierten Blogger: 2G bloggers are extroverts. They may have marketing or management backgrounds (like me), strong political backgrounds or beliefs (2002-2004 really saw the explosion of the political blogosphere in particular), journalism or artistic backgrounds.. a desire to speak out and be heard and a desire and need to be listened to (or more correctly read by)
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Content Creator Social Media (m/w/d) Erlebnisbauernhof Gertrudenhof GmbH in Hürth |
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HR Social Media Manager / Content Creator (m/w/d) Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA in Lübeck |
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Social Media Manager (m/w/d) komba gewerkschaft nordrhein-westfalen in Köln |
3rd Generation Blogger, 2005-?
Die Consumer Blogger erobern die Blogosphere. Sie interessieren sich Null für die Geeks, deren Geek-Speak, RSS Mist, Microformats, Podcasts, etc… : This generation of bloggers is different to the past two generation of bloggers because the geek companionship of the 1st generation and the extroversion that drove the 2nd generation has been replaced by a sense of normality. Most new bloggers blog because they can, because others are, and because to many people (perhaps more so amongst younger people, and in particular amongst teens) having a blog is now regarded as a normal behaviour, just like having an email address and mobile phone are normal as well
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