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Wednesday, July 27, 2005 . 9:00 PM
Fame from Blogging.I find it somewhat amusing that people can actually become so famous from writing online diaries of things that don't really matter to the world in general. It's like the newspapers just run out of news to report that they have to focus on trival things like random people's online diaries. It's not like the words/thoughts of these young people would actually make a difference in the world or in Singapore for that matter.Yes, it does sound funny calling it online diaries. hee.Singapore is just too small don't you think? *grin*But, I think like how ICQ used to be the "in" thing, blogging will be the same.......eventually.
