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Is The Blog Dead? Mal Fletcher BBC Radio

Added 28 October 2011

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What does the future hold of the humble blog?

Some commentators believe that this writing form is already past its best.

In the age of micro-blogging services like Twitter, and video vlogs on YouTube, is the writing on the proverbial wall for the humble blog?

Mal Fletcher answered these questions as part of a recent BBC Radio interview. It's short, punchy and informative!

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