December 31, 2005

snowballs are particles

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From Fred Wil­son:

RSS has become a crit­cal fabric of the Inter­net, but it’s still only something 5 – 10% of the Inter­net popu­la­tion kno­wingly uses. By that defi­ni­tion, “kno­wingly uses”, the per­cen­tage may never change. But RSS is going to be used by ever­yone on the Inter­net within a cou­ple years and its going to be The Future of Media.

We’re used to think of media [espe­cially Big Media] in terms of waves. Now we have to start thin­king about it in terms of par­tic­les.
[NOTE TO SELF:] Snow­balls are particles.

One Response to “snowballs are particles”

  1. New Persuasion says:
    January 3, 2006 at 4:29 pm

    Ten Blogs I Would Pay For

    Thought I’d start the new year with a list of my favo­rite blogs — blogs that, yes, I would pay for. In no par­ti­cu­lar order: gaping­void — Hugh Mac­leod — words and pic­tu­res of a raving mar­ke­ting here­tic. Recent quote: