HOW ONE BLOGGER GOT HIS START...

I've always been interested in what motivates people to blog. Well, seek and ye shall find.

Over at Fiddish, I found this treatise on blogging. It's a transcript of sorts from David Adesnik, a "a 2000 Rhodes Scholar and graduate student in international relations at Oxford currently residing in Cambridge, Mass" (according to Oxblog, which he co-administers with two others).
He writes:
INTERVIEWING MYSELF: A journalist researching a story on Jewish bloggers recently asked me to do an interview. Since I decided to the interview by e-mail, I actually have a record of what I wanted to say. And since only one or two quotes will make it into the final article, I figured I'd post the rest of the interview here on OxBlog. (The link above takes you to part one of the interview. Part two is posted on the July 4 page.)

I think it's an excellent review of how bloggers are born. Which leads me into my next post...stay tuned...

HOW ONE BLOGGER GOT HIS START...

I've always been interested in what motivates people to blog. Well, seek and ye shall find.

Over at Fiddish, I found this treatise on blogging. It's a transcript of sorts from David Adesnik, a "a 2000 Rhodes Scholar and graduate student in international relations at Oxford currently residing in Cambridge, Mass" (according to Oxblog, which he co-administers with two others).
He writes:
INTERVIEWING MYSELF: A journalist researching a story on Jewish bloggers recently asked me to do an interview. Since I decided to the interview by e-mail, I actually have a record of what I wanted to say. And since only one or two quotes will make it into the final article, I figured I'd post the rest of the interview here on OxBlog. (The link above takes you to part one of the interview. Part two is posted on the July 4 page.)

I think it's an excellent review of how bloggers are born. Which leads me into my next post...stay tuned...