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Weblogs in Libraries

August 21, 2004 By Will Richardson

A pretty straightforward presentation about the potentials of Weblogs in libraries and schools. This paragraph, however, caught my eye:

I think the late Douglas Adams would have approved of weblogs. The snowflake/blizzard analogy may refer to something completely different, but it does seem to encapsulate their very essence, i.e. something which starts life small, but which gradually ‘snowballs’ into something bigger as more people contribute comments, ideas, news, etc. Above all weblogs can, and should be, fun – which is perhaps why they appeal to children and are being used by children’s librarians.

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