Scribkin

For me, even when social media is a joy, sometimes it is also a burden.

They say there are two types of people in the world, those who organize things into groups, and those who don’t. With that advice in mind, I am proposing that there are two broad groups of people divided by their ability to process information.

bloggers aren’t just writers. They are marketers, too. And networkers, social connectors. They are new technology mavens and visionaries, pundits and critics all rolled in to one very tired body. The cost of admission is low and dropping, but the price for success is staggeringly high.

In the past few years though, there has been a steadily and perhaps even logarithmically growing trend for adding a social channel to more traditional publishing mechanisms that have already existed. Where once you might have visited a web site to read the news of the day, you now can comment on the news, or read the comments of others. This once-intrinsic ability is starting to come back into its own, and in a big way.