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Thursday, September 10, 2009Recently several students have asked me questions about what kind of content to put in their blogs. At the same time, I’ve heard a few random remarks to the effect of: “I just don’t get Twitter.” After reading a post by Craig Newmark about why he retweets what others have said, I realized that many of us have clear ideas about why we do what we do online — but new folks don’t have the same clarity...
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