These past few years I have been asked many times why I don’t have a blog.
And two years ago when I wrote the book Web 2.0 The Internet Has Changed, and You?, they began to tease me online (always affectionately however, thanks 
). The title of my book could be found in many blogs, and they turned it against me: “Vito: the internet has changed, and you?” they would write.
The truth is that the idea of writing, and having, a blog seemed a bit vain, but then I understood. It took me a while, but I finally understood…my online friends were right; like they (almost) always are about everything. A blog, even a personal one, doesn’t revolve around the blogger, it’s about sharing knowledge. And this is OK with me, and so here we are. My blog is about to begin, it will be called Blogging The Future because that’s my job, and after all, if what matters is sharing, it’s in this field that I have something to offer. I will try to point out the future, innovation, growing trends, new advances, the dynamics of change, projects, and prototypes. This is what our new blog will be talking about every day, and it’ll do so with many images: videos (never longer than four minutes), or in the absence of videos there will be galleries of beautiful pictures. It will have brief texts with links that will further elaborate on the subject, and keywords to quickly find what you want (especially when there are posts one day, and then posts the next day, there will be hundreds of discussions). I hope you will find it in your language: I have chosen six, so look for the little flags.
Help me make this blog what you want it to be. I really want to hear from everyone so I will know what you want to see and read, what you like the most, and what I have forgotten. Write to me and let me know, ok? You can reach me at vito@vitodibari.com.
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