Mr. Rago, assistant editorial features editor at The Wall Street Journal, eloquently addresses the blogosphere as:
The Blog Mob: Written by fools to be read by imbeciles.
This may be the most pretentious and pompous attack that I’ve seen by a Newspaper professional yet! As a former newspaper professional, it’s really disappointing to see this attitude. Even worse, I’m a fan of the Wall Street Journal. Rather than embracing the “information superhighway” newspapers think it should be maintained as an “information toll road” … and a “one-way” road at that.
Mr. Rago, I’m sorry you’re losing control over deciphering, filtering, and editing information before we are ‘allowed’ to digest it. I’m sorry that I lack the vocabulary and grammatical skills of someone of your stature. Perhaps your opinion has something to do with everyone else’s opinion of your product:
Or this… Technorati in comparison:
Mr. Rago, you may want to keep an eye on this fool… he’s attracting quite a few imbeciles (bottom right corner):
I look forward to comparing our readership next year… if you’re around. I doubt you will be.
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There’s always some moron out there that thinks he/she knows everything. Obviously, he doesn’t have any sense to write decent material in the first place…hey here’s a thought…maybe he’s worried that some better (Doug) blogger will come along and take his job away from him? 8 )