
Tweeners: Why Engadget, Mashable, and HuffPo Shouldn't Be Called "Blogs"
When AOL bought the Huffington Post for $315 million , I had to chuckle at the news reports calling it a blog.
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When AOL bought the Huffington Post for $315 million , I had to chuckle at the news reports calling it a blog.

I have been blogging professionally for nearly five years — it has been my sole source of income.

The blog — once full of affinity, originality, and creativity — is now filled to the brim with animosity, mediocrity, and futility. So what happened?...

The rise and fall of the blog is a heavily discussed topic on the Internet. Many are quick to claim that social media is killing blogs; that blogs are no...