Mark writes \”Adam Druckman, Detroit Metro Times: The personal home page was the Web\’s first rallying call for mass social change. \”On the Internet,\” the pundits claimed, \”everyone will be a publisher!\” What happened?
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The authors says the old style \”look at me\” homepages have changed, now the big thing is Blogging (e.g.).
\”I miss the personal home pages of yore. Their clunky charm was the prototype for the Web\’s emerging power to communicate. And now that so many of them are gone (or turned into Web logs), I wish somebody had saved the original models, if only for history\’s sake.\”
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