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Sunday, November 21, 2004
Michael Gartenberg: Blogging hits the "West Wing"
Here's an interesting tidbit, I think.
Michael Gartenberg: Blogging hits the "West Wing": "Last night blogging hit this weeks episode of the West Wing. This is the first time I know of where weblogs played part in the storyline of a TV show."
Michael also points out his belief that the storyline illustrates a common misconception about bloggers.
- posted by Perry @ 11:45 AM
