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This is good fun. Barely Political takes us on a tour of a blogging facility where "professional bloggers" are made to blog 24/7 under inhumane conditions putting their health at risk. Thanks Kiltak.
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Find this article at: http://www.labnol.org/internet/blogging/the-life-of-a-professional-blogger/3061/
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Reader Comments
I am not sure about the conditions but bloggers truly face serious health risks.We may look for a laptop in future which makes you exercise as you write a blog entry. This could well be the turning point of blogging.
i really don’t believe on the video but yes this is quite obvious to happen.
Some one hires group of bloggers and their work is to post 10-20 quality articles daily.How come this is possible it will definitely sucks our day and night.
I event tried this for the months of jan 2008 i work more than 19hrs daily this is reasons why i get more than $1500 out of my blog.But after that i don’t have enough courage to do that amount of work again.It completely kills me if i try to do this again.
Anyway this is quite good video
Very interesting ideed. At time I wonder if this blogging thing is being carried too far. The idea was to have light weight online journals and now we have 800 pounds gorrillas all over it. Just a thought.