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Dwight Silverman at the Houston Chron talks to Dell about their recent blogosphere issues. He comes up with a few nuggets. For one, Dell has a policy of look, don't touch when it comes to bloggers. Second, Dell does not plan to officially blog, however, it is formulating a policy for employee blogs that should be released soon.
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