Doc Searls beklagt bei Linux Journal (The Near-Death of Blog Search) den baldigen Tod der Blog-Suche.
Artikel aus Blogs werden nicht mehr oder nur sehr schwierig gefunden, verschwinden unter Bergen von Geschwätz. Aber er ist der Meinung (oder Hoffnung), dass das Solide trotzdem eine Chance hat – aber man muss die Möglichkeit haben, es zu finden.

This is what Twitter hath wrought. And Facebook to a lesser extent. They’ve buried real news — stuff worth keeping around — under a mountain of buzz, all of which melts away after minutes, weeks or, at the most, months.

But the durable stuff still matters. Journalism, compromised and corrupted as it has become, still matters. Perhaps more than ever. And that means journals like this one, and the long-form voices of bloggers, still matter too. But only to the degree that the work can still be found.