Why blogs are no Tamagochis

Tamagochis are isolated.
Weblogs are connected.

Tamagochis die.
Weblogs mature.

Tamagochis get boring over time.
Weblogs get more interesting over time.

Tamagochis don’t make friends.
Weblogs create networks.

[picture taken at BlogWalk, Vienna, via Heiko Hebig]

Posted: July 16th, 2004 | Author: m-c | Filed under: Blogs and people | Comments Off

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Artiste, globe-trotter et communicatrice vivant entre Mérindol, petit village du sud de la France, et Montréal, au Canada. Ce blogue est un collage de mes pensées, idées et explorations, et ce depuis avril 2002. Au cours des 10 dernières années, j'ai habité Montréal, Hambourg en Allemagne, et Paris. Je suis à la tête du studio de création meïdia, et suis disponible pour différents projets. Mon travail a été souligné par différents médias dont le Huffingtonpost, Elle, Glamour et le magazine Spin.

Hello! i am m-c, an artist living between the small village of Mérindol, in the south of France, and Montréal, Canada. This blog is a collection of my thoughts, travels and explorations, online since april 2002. I have in the last 10 years moved from Montréal, to Hamburg Germany, then Paris, and now the south of France. My work has appeared in the Huffingtonpost, Elle, Glamour and Spin Magazine. My other projects are meïdia Studio and Creacamp. I can be hired for art/illustration assignments, conferences and workshops.

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