Sunday, March 23, 2003
From Jim Flowers blog, this is interesting:
Is the net a largely conservative experience?
Doc raises an interesting question concerning the seeming absence of liberalism in the blogging world. I concur with his opinion that the conservatives have mastered the "clues" and are using the net better than their ideological counterparts -- although the peace movement has grabbed the net as a tool for organizing events. But, the conservatives are using the net to drive their message through the grassroots and then back into the mainstream media thus reinforcing the message being driven by the organization -- and this application, this reinforcement is where liberalism is failing to grasp the true usefulness of the net.
Is the net a largely conservative experience?
Doc raises an interesting question concerning the seeming absence of liberalism in the blogging world. I concur with his opinion that the conservatives have mastered the "clues" and are using the net better than their ideological counterparts -- although the peace movement has grabbed the net as a tool for organizing events. But, the conservatives are using the net to drive their message through the grassroots and then back into the mainstream media thus reinforcing the message being driven by the organization -- and this application, this reinforcement is where liberalism is failing to grasp the true usefulness of the net.
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