Micro Persuasion: Blogs Level the Playing Field for Small Businesses

Thursday, May 05, 2005

Blogs Level the Playing Field for Small Businesses

Blogging's biggest impact perhaps will be felt in the small business community - which is the overwhelming majority of companies in this country. The San Francisco Chronicle today has a two-part story on how blogs level the playing field for smaller firms.

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