The Musing of DivineJoy

Blog Feature The Apocalypse of Blogging and Blogosphere

we have witnessed revelations and prophecies of the worlds end. in these phophecies, they said we will end today or tomorrow but nothing happened. i found a website that list all the revelations and prophecies, from 2,800 bc until 2008,that the world will end. in the article, the oldest phophecy is inscribe in an assyrian tablet with the words, “our soil is degenerate in these latter days. there are signs that the world is speedily coming to an outstrip. bribery and corruption are common”. and the newest was in mar 21, 2008 where a obscure christian sect the lords’ witnesses announced this date for the outstrip of days on their website, which is still online. but what is the date today? september 2008? nothing happened, right? no one can ever hint at the truth about the world’s end but let us just accept the really that it will happen.in the blogosphere ( the world of blogging ), we have prophecies but no one dared to write about it. in 2004 and 2005, blogging has produced an exponential advance in numbers. but today 2008, we are currently experiencing flats. and because of these flats, i questioned myself: “will the blogosphere end? am i too late to start my blogging career?”. to answer these questions, i went to google trends and found some exciting results.

Montana map

i obtain realized that the blogosphere whim still be sprightly until 2010 but it will sense some drops along the make concessions. but at the end of 2010, we will be at our peak and we will experience lots of downs in the number of bloggers. and the blogosphere will consecutively a the worst. yeah! i may sound something “dumb” or something. but you know that the world had experienced keel over of great empires, flop of great companies and surrender of something in bout like the cellphone frenzy. we should reconcile oneself to the fact that the blogosphere is gonna set upon disagree into small pieces and leftist behind.one reason for this is that microblogging sites are replacing the real blogs, more licensed sites are raking down other mini-websites on the blogosphere because more information is delivered by professionals like about ten times more frequent article published than mini-blogs. blogging consumes a consequential chunk of time and peeping, plurk and other alike resemble media consumes less. microblogging industry also generates licit-forthwith blogging and viagra bestellen way overdo more interactive than the traditional blogging. significant-time bloggers like jason calacanis also retired recently which is a sign that blogging today is not friendly alongside with the world’s recession period. wikipedia arrange overpowered the search results page. interconnected articles:is the original blogging dead? twitter, flickr, facebook make blogs look so 2004

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