Bloggers versus Journal Editors

16 January 2007 at 11:48 am Leave a comment

| Peter Klein |

Arnold Kling on the folksonomic nature of blogs:

I think that we’re at a point where blogs can legitimately crowd out other reading. That is, if you spend a few hours a week reading blogs and cut back on something else, you probably are better off. The “something else” that I think can be cut back is periodicals and journals. I can find bloggers who do a better job than journal editors of selecting what I should read.

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