It looks like blogs have become the Rodney Dangerfields of the digital age. They just can't get no respect.
The older generations eye these things skeptically. Most are reluctant, or downright unwilling, to approach this new age of communication, where the medium really has become the message.
The younger, hipper crowds, though, have already moved on. To them, blogs are so 2002. Now it's all about Twitter. Wired magazine actually declared blogs dead just a few short months ago.
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