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Ever wondered about the evolution of Garden Voice, its ups and downs, including the corporate takeovers? Of course you have. Check out this great interview on Human Flower Project with Caren White, moderator of Garden Voices. Other blogs are mentioned, as well as trends in the garden blogging world. Fascinating!
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That was an interesting read. I was one of the blogs that refused an invitation to be listed on GardenVoices.
Reading that Joshua Mack left i-village for personal reasons is like hearing a politician say they are leaving office to spend more time with their family. At the second buyout of GardenWeb by NBC, a cadre of hall monitors defended the business model and belittled anyone who expresed concern. All the hall monitors are gone now, unemployed most likely. That's just how business works folks.
Posted by: Christopher C NC | May 04, 2008 at 07:57 PM