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Blog
A website to which a person or persons may regularly post journal entries or commentaries. A blog may be a personal diary, a collaboration concentrating on a theme or nearly anything in between. Most blogs allow readers to comment on each entry. Some blogs attract large followings and are monetized through advertisements and in other ways. As of 2007, there were more than 100 million blogs worldwide.
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11 Liveblogging reporter Lorna Hughes posts that Alan Stennard, Wirral's regeneration director, said it would cost pounds 68,000 a month to keep the 11 libraries open.
ON LINE COMMENT by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
I'll just say this: I'll be liveblogging right here in a short while (at 6pm eastern, 11pm UK time ), bringing you all the presidential results and highlights of the congressional elections as they happen, along with reports from our team in Chicago, Phoenix and elsewhere, and I hope you'll join me.
Liveblogging the 2008 US presidential election by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
This week, I'll spend some time liveblogging from the Clinton Global Initiative—the remarkable annual event where, between celebrity sightings, hundreds of smart and knowledgeable people discuss big problems and practical ways to solve them.
McCain and Obama in Presidential Pre-Fight at Clinton Global ... by Joe Conason / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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