Comments on: Blogging for the Long Haul

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By: Kim Kralowec

Kim Kralowec — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 17:52:51 +0000

Carolyn, the benefits of blogging have been so great that I can’t imagine ever abandoning my blog unless some new and better technology comes along to displace the format. I created my blog at age 36 and have just reached my 4-year anniversary. I will be doing it for the foreseeable future.

By: Eugene Lee

Eugene Lee — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 12:34:54 +0000

Carolyn, a very thought-provoking post as usual. And alarming! I just got into the blogging bandwagon days ago! Well, I’ll just be content with nailing down the blogging thing just as it gets obsoleted by the Next Big Thing.
Gene Lee
http://www.CaLaborLaw.com

By: Peter Olson

Peter Olson — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 09:49:43 +0000

Sure, “Solo In Chicago” will be the goto resource for all midwest business people beyond just lawyers…

By: Diane Levin

Diane Levin — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:01:49 +0000

Carolyn, what a great question to pose.
I started blogging when I was 46 and will be celebrating three years of blogging in early January. I hope that in 25 years I’ll still be as engaged with the world of ideas as I am right now, whether it’s through blogging or some other medium so astonishing we cannot possibly conceive of it today. As a lawyer who mediates, blogging and the web provide the connection and collaboration that is the essence of my work. I’m looking forward to the possibilities that the next 25 years hold for us all.
I imagine a web that functions more like a limitless virtual world that we can send our virtual selves to explore and experience. Instead of the asynchronous communication of blogs, we’ll have virtual coffeehouses, 18th century style, filled with the sound of synchronous discussions, where we can meet and mingle. We can nail our virtual broadsheets to the wall and debate them together.
O brave new world!

By: Kevin

Kevin — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 09:37:24 +0000

I thought a lot about the concept of ‘blogging for the next 25 years’ when writing that post. But no matter how the medium changes, the concepts of self expression, interaction, and collaboration are ulikely to change. Those looking to grow personally and professional will still be using the net for this in some fashion – even 25 years from now.