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July 29, 2004
Boston | Don't Stand So Close To Me

The current source of animation in Blogger’s Roost: Not enough seats, not because the DNCC didn’t supply adequate seating in our section, but because squatters have realized the quality of the view. It’s beyond crowded up here … and getting a bit ripe, candidly. Tempers, too, are getting short.

They should, though. My sense is that the blogging contingent isn’t flush with cash—especially some of the 20-somethings up here—and making it to Boston is a real commitment. They should at least be able to sit down.

“When Bloggers Collide.” Film at 11.



Posted by Alan at July 29, 2004 07:29 PM | TrackBack
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