But as content site after content site hits the financial skids, that epiphany has turned out to be an illusion. On the contrary, nothing could be more real that the success of low-cost web publishing. This is true for the overwhelming majority of web publishers. There millions of websites, with over a billion total pages on the web. Countless millions of these pages are published at nominal cost.
Smaller websites represent the majority of all sites, without question.
Websites can be published at little or no cost. It's also true for lawyers, or anyone, who wants to purchase web space from a hosting company. A good, dependable web hosting service is easy to find, and costs very little. Many of these inexpensively-produced sites are chock full of the content that supposedly creates Greenstein's conundrum. There are thousands of attorneys producing websites about legal issues, and next year there will be thousands more.