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7.10.2005

"Bloggers need not apply"

Chronicle of Higher Education: Chronicle Careers

Responses from the blogosphere:

MGK, Bitch. PhD, GZombie, Planned Obsolescence, Little Professor, Acephalous, Ancrene Wiseass, CG Brooke, J Rice, D W Drezner, One Man's Opinion, LG&M, and pieces by Daniel Dresner and Ralph Luker, on the positive aspects of academic blogging.
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