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Amazon Does Blogs \\ Amazon Connect

I was wondering (rather recently) when amazon.com was going to get around to offering blogs... and now I don't have to wonder anymore. Because here's mine: Terry Bain's Amazon.com Blog. Currently blogs are offered up to authors only, and it looks as if they'll have to verify my bibliography before they let me keep it, and there's no telling if they'll keep them around at all (especially if they have any problems with them, and I can imagine three or four they might), so I'll likely not post a lot of original content here that I'm worried about losing, but I'll definitely keep this updated once in awhile with material you might find elsewhere... such as links to my meanderings and other goodies. Thanks to the folks at Amazon.com who've been looking around the internet and noticing the things that have been occurring in the last three or four years. Next up? Who knows. Maybe they'll sell books. ℅ Biz Stone, Genius

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