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November 27th, 2004

‘Home alone?’: Content aggregators vs. home pages

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“The overall effect of ‘distributed navigation’ brought upon by content aggregators is that we’re witnessing the control of content shift from designers to users. Users are finding new, highly effective aggregators much to their liking, and in doing so are bypassing much of what we’ve built for them. In one sense it’s scary, because we won’t be able to control the user experience as much. In another sense it’s rather exciting. We’re becoming caretakers of content, creating quality Web pages to be judged on their own merit in an ever-aggregating world.” – Home Alone? How Content Aggregators Change Navigation and Control of Content, in Digital Web Magazine.

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