27 March 2005

Draft paper: The maturing blogosphere.

Recently, I posted the synopsis for my paper for Blogtalk Downunder and really appreciated the comments and feedback, so now I'm putting up my first draft for comment (Download). Naturally, I will be developing the ideas and arguments and polishing it considerably during now and the 4th April when it's due to be submitted. I've basically been thinking about it for weeks and bashed it out today. Best to get something down on paper.

27 Mar 2005 20:02:27

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James

Good stuff Trevorm, am looking forward to reading it. You should have a WordPress blog though.. could've posted it as a 'page' with comments on :o)

Cheers, James

Posted by: James | 27 March 2005 at 10:51 PM

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