The Lemon's visual history of the internet is proving popular for tongue-in-cheek statments such as this:
| 2001: Blogging invented. Promises to change the way people bore strangers with banal anecdotes about their pets. |
They will probably soon have something to say about aggregators, the latest fad -- which I attempted to explain a few weeks back. Meantime, Blogging Headline News is a decent example of an RSS-driven portal, from Australia.
I'm curious to know whether you think aggregators are useful, or will they simply add to an ever-increasing digital deluge of useless information?
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Aggregators like Metapop.com are useful, because they contain a mixture of posts and if you like posts by a certain author you can go and read his or her blog.
It's a way of finding new blogs you like I suppose.