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The article I read does not make what I would call a profound statement about blogging (profound being if someone said, “Blogging will replace books completely” — as idiotic as that may sound). However, it was written in 2002 and appeared in Wired. The Blogging Revolution , by Andrew Sullivan, is ahead of its time, [...]
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