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When I read Hugh’s book, I thought it covered the development of the blogosphere, as it related to politics, very well. But I was surprised at the attention that Hugh gave to the corporate world, and the role of blogs in corporate culture. I was doubly surprised when I saw an article about blogs in this month’s Fortune magazine, which mentioned none of the sites that are well-known to us news junkies. It was all about the impact of blogs, positive and negative, on companies. Things really are changing, and Hugh is in the forefront: the most visionary guy we know. Which is to say that we highly recommend his book.
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