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The document discusses blogs, providing a brief history and overview. It notes that blogs have influenced traditional media by breaking news stories faster. It also outlines the basic anatomy of a blog post, including links, comments, and feeds. The document warns bloggers about legal issues like libel and privacy concerns when blogging about work. It emphasizes that blog posts live online forever due to caching and archiving.
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