NeoVictorian, nobitic, and narrative: ancient anticipations and the meaning of weblogs

Authors:
Mark Bernstein
Affiliations:
Eastgate Systems Inc., Watertown, MA
Venue:
BlogTalk'08/09 Proceedings of the 2008/2009 international conference on Social software: recent trends and developments in social software
Year:
2008

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Abstract

What makes a good weblog, a superb wiki, or an exceptional contribution to a social networking site? Though excellence is a frequent source of anxiety amongst weblog writers, it has not been a concern of weblog scholarship. In contemporary social software, we encounter once more the deep controversies of 19th century art, reinterpreted to meet the exigencies of time and technology.