On The Third Hand
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30 December, 2001: "Trend Setters!"By Kathy Kinsley According to James C. Bennett at UPI: Bloggers and their readers may form only a small percentage of the Anglosphere populations, but they are typical "early adopters" -- trendsetters and opinion leaders. The crossover between the blogs and mainstream media means that ideas, opinions and identified errors from blogspace will be reflected more and more in mainstream media, to the extent that they remain distinct things. Very flattering piece he's written there. If you don't know what an Anglosphere is, type the word into the search box at UPI and you'll get more of his articles ("On unity and diversity" gives a good explanation). I don't agree with everything he says, but I do agree with much of it -- and find the rest very thought-provoking.
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