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research on political blogs

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On the Association of Internet Researchers‘ mailing list, Wainer Lusoli wrote that several papers on political blogs were presented at the American Political Science Association Conference 2004 – search for “blog” from that site and you’ll see the titles and abstracts, and will be able to download the full papers as PDFs. He also recommends a report by the UK Hansard Society, which he calls “concise but useful”.

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  1. bicyclemark

    Hey thanks for the useful links jill. I’m like a little blog article scavanger.

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