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July 25, 2004
Boston | Good News, Bad News

Tonight, at this very moment and on the eve of the DNC, bloggers are gathering in Boston for what Winer calls “An informal gathering of bloggers covering the DNC at The Field in Central Square Cambridge.” Tomorrow at 10 AM, Terry McAulliffe is hosting the “Blogger Breakfast” at the Fenway Ballroom, Hilton Boston Back Bay.

In both cases, I will be blogging the entire thing from … my hotel room in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The good news / bad news of our credentials is that we got them (good news), but were notified so late that I was unable to reschedule a necessary business trip (good news for business, bad news for blogging). But I will arrive in Boston Tuesday evening with plenty of time for first hand coverage, and I promise to deliver.

Still, to the rest of the crew, know this: Wish I were there.



Posted by Alan at July 25, 2004 09:46 PM | TrackBack
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