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Interesting times for UK weblogs. The Guardian, a British newspaper, has been at the forefront of the UK media when it comes to supporting the weblogging phenomenon.
Till now most weblogs have enjoyed the fact that the media are taking an interest in personal news and opinions.
That is, until The Guardian announced the Best British Blog award. Bloggers are suddenly feeling threatened by what they see as a corporate attempt to negate their individuality and impartiality. The dialogue continues here.
Of course, anything that drives traffic this way has got to be a good thing and £1000 would feed my booze habit. But I don't understand how any weblog can be the best. Its like holding a 'best cheese' award. |
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