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On the heels of BusinessWeek's cover story on blogs comes the Wall Street Journal with Walt Mossberg's "guide to using RSS." It's a great technology overview piece, done in clear, concise Mossberg fashion.
In the span of 14 days we've seen a powerful one-two punch in support of social media by two of the most influential business publications in the world. You can bet a lot more companies are paying attention now...
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