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After reading this book Blogs generation of Giuseppe Granieri I tried and I joined Technorati ... there is a high positive correlation, then I'm curious: I want to see what happens. Technorati will change my life?? Or my blog
low gosità ... ok, but I also shout qundo annoying is the echo!

's review of IBS http://www.internetbookshop.it blog (derived from the synthesis of web and log, that is 'on track network') is a program that allows anyone to create a place to post any text in total autonomy, diary, history, speech, opinion, and readers to interact.
Most blog is intended to use a diary but the blogs are spreading news reporting that have produced substantial changes and altered the ecosystem of the media from the relationship between citizens and information.
Following the spread of blogs, the Network's role in the history of media and their relationship with education, politics and the imagination has changed. Through its communication infrastructure is fast emergence of a new model of public opinion, an active network which replaces the audience silent.
This book analyzes the characteristics and mechanisms of these new spaces of communication, with an eye always turned to concrete cases and the prospects for development.


and still always on IBS http://www.internetbookshop.it/code/9788842075646/granieri-giuseppe/blog-generation.html

maurizio codogno mau@despammed.com (02-05-2005)
2004 was swarming with books on the blog, on bloggers and so on. I keep wondering if one side has a certain success, and secondly if you need something. Ultimately, it is also true that those who write on a blog tends to read more than average, with average print runs and Italian enough, "read him" to get some success. This agile test was created to explain the phenomenon from a sociological point of view. Granieri is a well known figure in the field, and its point of view is that the network will allow greater public participation in the "politics" is understood in the usual sense that the etymology of "exchange information and knowledge between people and the all software systems favored by the aggregation of what we make public, which will ensure that everyone will build their own interactive journal. The book is written in a style that keeps scorevole almost always, without using those big words that give the air of wanting to hide the lack of knowledge of the topics. Who knows the "gurus" you can Granieri rather surprising that it has never been used no face: is it really true that a website and a book require different formalisms. The only flaw I found is sometimes too triumphalist tone, as if the blog were the total and definitive revolution rather than a useful but not essential. Perhaps my vision is prevented: after all already part of the Blog Generation.
Rating: 4 / 5

Also interesting is the opinion of this blogger
http://lucianopagano.wordpress.com/2006/06/02/giuseppe-granieri-blog-generation /
Giuseppe Granieri in "Generation Blog" (Yale University Press, 2005), analyzes the changes that have occurred, from the technological and social perception of information, following the advent of the weblog (as amended), commonly these blogs. There are considerations on the phenomena that have advanced the fnomeno in recent years (discussion lists, ICQ) from which it passes to a serious discussion and slide two topics: how blogs have changed the level of public participation in the world of information and what are the strategies that the world of communication and to apply for economic benefit blogs. Interesting excursion is dedicated to Google, the transition from search engine / database, a tool for knowledge, and literacy (real and virtual) with encroachment on the semantic web.
These topics are the prerequisite to the development of the last topic that will be touched in the text: the weblog and the relationship with the world of politics.
Something has changed in the world of information and content management, the operating logic of a blog are the mirror of the logic of publishing. If a newspaper sells these interesting topics, read it, and so a blog. If a newspaper is a topic of particular interest that can happen around a theme of the birth of a 'buzz', which leads others to follow the developments of that theme, and so it does for blogs. There are newspapers that are openly partisan and deployed, and so the blog. And 'natural strengths of weblogs digging highlighted by the traditional weaknesses of journalism (print, television), and then the revolution of blogs is an indication of the failure rate of old media to keep pace (paradoxically) not so much with the anxiety of 'being informed' of what 'part' of individuals.
(continued on his blog)