Yesterday I suggested someone set up a wiki to identify, track, scrutinize and catalog fake corporate blogs - or flogs for short. Well, the gents accross the pond from Infosential have done just that. You can find the wiki at www.fakeblogs.info. Great work, fellas. Spread the word y'all.
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