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+-   Can Blogging kill? NYT says maybe.-> on Sunday April 06 2008, @04:36AM Andrew Feinberg

Submitted by Andrew Feinberg on Sunday April 06 2008, @04:36AM
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Andrew Feinberg writes "Over at Capitol Valley, we've got our own take on this unsettling NY Times story which references the sad deaths of two tech bloggers, but goes on to describe the sweatshop-like atmosphere the tech blog industry has become due to pay per click and pay per post. The focus on quantity and not quality, and counting clicks clicks over time on site could very well be harming the health of the writers, as well as hurting the written product."
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