Entrepreneur Andrew Keen has it in for amateur bloggers, vloggers, and social networkers. Ye are of an inept ilk, so says he in his book The Cult of the Amateur, nicely encapsulated in this recent NYT article.
According to Andrew:

. . . Web 2.0 is . . . undermining mainstream media and intellectual property rights . . . creating a world in which we will “live to see the bulk of our music coming from amateur garage bands, our movies and television from glorified YouTubes, and our news made up of hyperactive celebrity gossip, served up as mere dressing for advertising.” This is what happens, he suggests, “when ignorance meets egoism meets bad taste meets mob rule.”

And what happens when mentally calcified entrepreneurs push back against overwhelming paradigm shifts by authoring what are essentially vanity-press screeds against new forms of interaction and innovation? Oh, yeah: The Cult of the Amateur.