Style and Substance: The Information Seeking Behavior of Fashion Bloggers

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The myMETRO Fashion Blogging Team presented our research report at METRO on July 2, 2012. Our report is comprised of a literature review, information gathering methodology, conclusions drawn from survey results and overall observations about the research methods and information needs of fashion bloggers. The intended audience of our report will likely be researchers/librarians working with/for fashion bloggers.

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Kim Detterbeck (Purchase, SUNY)
Nicole LaMoreaux (FIT, SUNY/LIM)
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