Ars Technica is reporting that blogging has devolved into something that "unhip old people do."
Social networking (MySpace and Facebook) is hip for more than seventy-five percent of teenagers and twenty-somethings.
Twitter is popular with around thirty-three percent of twenty-somethings while less than ten percent of teenagers are into it.
I'm on facebook, but I don't have any desire to be a twitter.
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The internet may by and large be for the young (i'm 24 by the way)...but the baby boomers are starting to realize it has its benefits. I still can't believe my mom is on facebook haha.
~Andrew
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I resemble all that. I'm on facebook. I have played around a little with twitter but don't "get" it I guess. I never was hip, ever.
I am sure that some would consider me an "unhip old person", but I do not think of myself quite like that yet. I do blog. Uh Oh! I also use FaceBook quite a bit. Actually, I have connected with many people with whom I went to high school. I wonder where he gets his statistics? From FaceBook itself? Should they even be giving that information out?
As for Twitter, I am WAY to verbose for Twitter. I cannot say "Good Morning!" in 140 words or less. Hahahahaha! But if you want to check out my verbosity, check out my blogs:
www.hobbyorchdist.blogspot.com
www.ecumenicalchristianperspective.com
Yep, nothing worse than an old twit. So, I, too, refrain.
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