He naturally writes a interesting column on blogging.
Blogging has simply increased exponentially over the last ten years.
I can read and be kept up to date on macro-economics, micro-economics, statistics, politics, econometrics, history even economics in star trek or how science fiction is evolving. I can participate in debates over the various star trek franchises ( yes I am a trekkie) or the Lord of the Rings ( yep there too).
Even better you get to interesting blogs through either links in good articles or the blogs on the sidebars.
Don't believe then go to :
- Mark Thoma
- Simon Wren-Lewis
- Noah Smith
- Steve from Brisbane
- Hotwhopper
this is only a small example.
My wife always nags me about how much time I have on the computer however she does not realise I am reading lots and lots of articles.
Thank you Nick
Not an update:
I have been upbraided for not commenting about how blogs on politics and elections in particular has become so much more sophisticated.
In Australia we saw Mumble and then in more recent times Kevin Bonham and Mark the Ballot who have shown us what the polls are really telling us.
In the US we had Nate Silver, Sam Wang and our own Simon Jackman all told us what would occur in the last US Presidential election ( although Katesy and Catallaxy did not typically understand)..
As Brad De Long would say smackdown accepted!
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