>>> BlogTalk allo specchio: BlogAge?
Si è svolta a Vienna BlogTalk, una conferenza sui blog alla quale il nostro buon Paolo Valdemarin ha avuto il piacere di partecipare.
Attendendo sui post al riguardo, mi permetto di riportare il commento di Lilia Efimova all'evento.
Lo riporto perchè mi pare che molte sue sensazioni siano state simili a quelle che sono giunte alle mie orecchie dopo l'italico BlogAge.
Probably not blogging gave me some time for more thinking :) At the end of the day I realised that we've got a quite good understanding of our viewpoints, but have no idea what people in the audience think. It was strange to have rich discussion between panellists and few other bloggers and almost no comments and questions from other people. I even don't have good idea who they were and what do they think about blogging.
Before not having access to others' feedback was fine, but once I realised that I have ways to get them because they are blogged, I've got a strong feeling of loss of impressions of people who were not blogging. It's like getting feedback only from one - biased - part of the audience.
Yesterday I asked not bloggers to comment on the conference, but it wasn't very successful. The funniest thing is that at the end I started to feel like agreeing with "Denham Grey" about self-referencing in the blogosphere. Blogging accelerates shared understanding and consensus building, but at the same time it amplifies it's own sound. At the end it's so strong that voices of not bloggers are not heard.
A mio parere si fa sempre più urgente una discussione sull'audience non-blogger dei blog.

