Times are a-changing

Long break. Busy as ever. The debate regarding the FRA issue in Sweden has arosen to tremendous properties. The "bloggosphere" have taken position. Media is referring to blogs as something of a revolutional impact. Very promising and encouraging! The Swedish government realised that this new legal bugging act was not a very good idea, especially not coming from such political parties that are deeply aligned with personal integrity and free of speech. There is still very interesting political progress in this issue. Wait and see. The bloggosphere has taken a lift off in Swedish media and more and more people prefer to read blogs than other media stuff. I am not surprised: newspapers, TV and commercial radio have been streamlined for years now. Circle refererences are abundant and you get the same stuff served all day despite this "free" media. That´s why some more subjective reflections has become more tempting, the sources are available on Internet anyway. A lot of blogs is however, some kind of "15 min of fame" thing that attracts a lot of writers that never will never will be published in other forms. But I think that this is refreshing, media chronicles are of course more professional (they are getting paid!) but I can´t see that the content or topic is more relevant.