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Annalee Newitz@annaleen.bsky.social |
Haha ... maybe that's another possible start to the classic period?
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Annalee Newitz@annaleen.bsky.social |
Haha ... maybe that's another possible start to the classic period?
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Peter Merholz
@peterme.bsky.social
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1999 feels right, with Blogger. It very quickly brought blogging to, if not the mainstream, a far bigger audience. Though maybe true Golden Age begins with the rise of WordPress in 2004. That’s when there were multiple platforms. The rise of Tumblr, then Twitter, suggests a new age around 2008-9.
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Bix
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I feel like if the classic period started in 1999, 2016 is way too last for the end of it. I feel like closer to the advent of Twitter would close off the classic period?
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Erik Wennstrom (Dr. When)
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I think your original timing is about right. There were certainly blogs before blogging software and even before the word "blog" (I had a "web diary" back in 1996), but they didn't have the same kind of feel to them.
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