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If politics is show business for ugly people, what the hell is blogging? NOT one of the questions I answered for a brief Bloggasm interview.
If politics is show business for ugly people, what the hell is blogging? NOT one of the questions I answered for a brief Bloggasm interview.
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Trackback by Kn@ppster —
June 28, 2006 @ 12:01 pm
Henley un-hypes it
Ah, rarity of rarities: Common sense. My own question isn’t whether or not bloggers over-estimate our own political influence, but how much we (and some credulous journalists and politicians) do so.
Comment by Jason Kuznicki —
June 29, 2006 @ 3:37 pm
Blogging is politics for uninfluential people, perhaps?