This whole “conference blogging” thing is obviously too hot for me to resist. I’ll be at Poynter’s upcoming seminar for online news managers next month, and plan to file at least once a night while I’m there, reporting the best stuff I learned and reflecting on what was said. So stay tuned for that. In the meantime, of course, I’ll continue to publish as usual.
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