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The BlogHaus is a Great Idea
I just checked in to the PodTech BlogHaus at CES and they really have a great setup. Lots of space to lounge, plenty of food, a table set up perfectly for blogging, a tv for relaxing, and a very friendly atmosphere. If you are a blogger who registered for the BlogHaus I’d encourage you to…
Blog Mob Justice is Wrong
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