CNET: The Dead-Tree Newspaper of Online Journalism

Seriously… I wonder how many folks reading CNET realize that if they subscribed to a few key blogs, they could get news stories like this one about 48 hours sooner.

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Posted on:: Thursday, September 13th, 2007 06:57

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