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They voted for him because he did those "You Don't Know Jack" CD ROMs.

Blogs are great for getting opinions, first hand knowledge and filtered (edited) news/information.

Seth does an excellent job on the opinion/knowledge part. Although not as "deep" on the blog as in his books, his perspectives are very accessible to non-marketing types. He cuts through jargon well.

Blogs also excel at providing an exchange of ideas. I've learned more from resulting commentary exchange than the original post quite often. Isn't it an example of what Seth and others (Cluetrain) talk about when they mention "markets are conversations"? Blogs work wonders when conversing with markets.

Seth's site scores a "D" in the conversation department. He doesn't allow comments except through trackbacks and private emails.

How can a semi-blog win an award? In my book, a blog is a Web-Log: Web=interactive Log=writing Choke off the interactive capability of a blog and it's a semi-blog or maybe a demi-blog.

seth godin is a douche who thinks the use of the term "worldview" somehow makes him profound - what a minute seth - marketers create and spread fictional narratives - u mean like all people do all the time - wow/ooooh/aaaah - i think u cracked the code - some major breakthroughs in philosophy/psychology here - fuck a blog award - seth should win a nobel

There's no need to trash anyone here. Seth's a smart and respected guy.

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