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Scott Greenfield has a thoughtful post about a shift in the blogosophere. Namely, blogs contain less analysis and more "Hey, check this article out" posts. What's missing? There's no analysis, no opinion, no depth of thought
or connection to the larger issues surrounding the piece. It slips
onto, and off of, the radar so quickly as to be relegated to the big
pile of things that happen that gets shrugged off as just another "bad
thing."Around the blawgosphere, I've noticed that many blawgers
are posting about stories and decision, providing quotes or
descriptions, and then moving to the next story. What happened to the
analysis? Have blawgers decided that it's enough to be another
aggregator of news on a particular area of the law, without adding any
value to their posts? So it seems...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on February 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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