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A parodic blog supposedly by the creators of Google. Fiction, mockumentary, whatever. Must be dozens of these kinds of things. Johnny Howard‘s, for instance, and here are a few others.

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3 thoughts on “parodic blogs”

  1. Jeremy Cherfas

    And of course you know Pat Freestone, the finest fictional blog around, in my opinion?.

  2. Anders Aschim

    It is a pity, but Bloggus Caesari seems to be dying. Not due to the dagger of Brutus, however.

  3. creativity/machine

    Googleblog
    Blog Parody: Googleblog. Via Jill Walker…

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