Wow, thanks a lot for the link. As someone who has not fully submitted myself to the blogging craze, I had some trouble seeing what it was all about. After reading this article, I am thoroughly convinced that widespread blogging is a very good thing.
I guess the main thing holding me back from publishing my own musings online is the thought, "Well, who is going to care?" This article emphatically declares, "Google will, and all who seek information on you in the future."
Google's stated mission "is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful." I find it refreshing to discover that a large corporate entity has actually been able to improve the world in a way not even predicted by a typically lofty mission statement, by giving truth a voice.
I guess the main thing holding me back from publishing my own musings online is the thought, "Well, who is going to care?" This article emphatically declares, "Google will, and all who seek information on you in the future."
Google's stated mission "is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful." I find it refreshing to discover that a large corporate entity has actually been able to improve the world in a way not even predicted by a typically lofty mission statement, by giving truth a voice.