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Time magazine has a blurb on Blogebrity in this week's Blogwatch column that makes it all seem very real. Amazingly, they seemed to neglect that it was all part of a big viral marketing campaign. Hey. some are even calling it a hoax. Did Time drop the ball here?
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I've got to admit, it's easy, at first glance, to be fooled by the website (I'm on their C-List). Crying While Eating is beating Blogebrity at the contest in which both are competing. I can see why. The home-made videos of people melodramatically sob... [Read More]
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Who can keep track of what's real and what's not anymore? If I'm having trouble with it, the novice internet user must be totally baffled.
Posted by: David Burn | Wednesday, June 01, 2005 at 11:29 AM