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If the views of Shiny Media's bloggers were so interesting, shouldn't the BBC tell its audience where they can find more of them?
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Thanks for the kind mention. We obviously think that the BBC should tell people where to find interesting blog content too. Still at least they have apologised for their oversight and we have received a LOT of support from the blogosphere for which we are really grateful. Look forward to meeting you tomorrow - we are coming over to Headshift to talk about hosting etc.
Posted by: Shinychris | 01 July 2008 at 07:58 PM