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Thursday, February 24, 2005
Peggy Noonan on blogging
Peggy Noonan. Does that name sound familiar? If so, you probably remember that she was Ronald Reagan's speech writer. On February 17th, she published an article titled "The Blogs must be crazy." In it, she provides a list of 7 things she thinks are good about blogging and offers some predictions about what she anticipates will come from this phenomenon. The link came from David Weinberger's blog, JOHO.
- posted by Perry @ 9:54 AM
