What’s the internet about?

Johnnie Moore

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David Weinberger on top form reporting on a blogging conference:

Reduced Version of last night:

Michael Turk: The Internet is great for getting your message out.

Joe Trippi: The Internet is great for enabling people to connect with one another.

Reduced Reduced Version

Turk: Messages.

Trippi: Conversations.

Reduced Reduced Reduced Version

Tu: !

Tr: ?

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