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April 02, 2005
When new technology terms become commonplace
Moleskinerie referenced, in their post moleskine-blogged earlier this week (03/29/2005), a post from all is fair in love, and we're in love titled this is what they said to me.... and dated March 28, 2005.
i moleskine-blogged the night.
It's fairly clear that a practice or artifact has become embedded in the cultural lexicon when its name/practice is applied not only to itself but to its predecessors as well.
I remember the first time I heard a paper letter referred to as "mailing an email" and passing a note in class called "handing them an IM." "Moleskine-blogging," aka journaling or making a diary entry, is in the same vane and shows blogging is taking a more central place in the cultural conscienceness. It is unclear from the reference if the handwritten journal entry, in question, was made to them be transferred to a blog, or if the entry was to stand alone on paper.
While preparing this entry, which by the way was originally written longhand in a Moleskine, I found two earlier references to the term "moleskine-blogging" online. The first entry is found at Hacks, Blogs, Rock 'n' Roll in the entry Moleskine-Blogging (non-english) dated January 14, 2005. The term was also found in ...pickhits... post Blogging with Moleskine dated January 25, 2005.
Posted by prolurkr at April 2, 2005 11:07 AM
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