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Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Did somebody say “common usage?”
As if to support the notion that the terms “blog” and “blogosphere” have become part of the lexicon, the Contra Costa Times today ran this piece. Not only did “blogosphere” appear in the headline; it was included in a quote by an appellate court attorney. If the words are acceptable to a copy editor and a lawyer, it’s time for everyone else to stop being so damned self-conscious about using them.
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