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Schiano, Diane, et. al.
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An introduction to general individual blogging practices based on a very small survey sample.Schiano, Diane, et. al. "Blogging by the Rest of Us." International Seminar on Learning and Technology at Work, Institute of Education, London, March 22-24 2004.
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