Micro Persuasion: Blog Post Piracy Debate Continues

Monday, December 12, 2005

Blog Post Piracy Debate Continues

This weekend's posts about blog content theft and splogs are generating some great discussions that I wanted to link to. You can view others here and here. By the way, did you catch that the New York Times wrote about splogs yesterday in their Year in Ideas issue?

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