Air Force is Studying Blogs

Ah, government efficiency: The US Air Force is spending $450,000 to study blogs and create a tool to find out what bloggers are blogging about at a given point in time.

For about $400,000 less than that, I’ll make them a deal and point them to Technorati and Memeorandum.

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Posted on:: Monday, July 3rd, 2006 11:05

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