Peace of Mind From Blogging?

One of Rex Hammock’s posts today echoes my point yesterday about the LayerOne story:

For me, there’s a peace-of-mind in knowing I have one place where I can tell my story the way I see it — even if it’s not that significant a story. Before blogging, we all had to depend on other people’s platforms to “interpret” our story. If you we’re doing something significant in your community or business, it was the “media” who told our story. If it was something significant to fewer folks, it was the “grapevine” who told our story.

Blogging lets you tell your story, unfettered, uninterrupted, uninterpreted. Of course, it can also be remixed, repointed, reinterpreted, etc., but that’s the joyous to & fro of dialogue. With a blog, you get to play a more major role if you can plus up the conversation.

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Big in Japan | December 20th, 2005, 1:01 pm | Tags: Blogs Work, Corporate Blogging, New PR | Bookmark on del.icio.us | Digg It | share with: elfURL
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