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Alan Connor | 11:32 UK time, Monday, 27 October 2008

This is a crosspost with The Editors, which is the appropriate place to leave a comment.

Radio 4's Feedback programme had a discussion about some of the issues surrounding the BBC's News blogs. You can listen to the discussion below.

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Leave a comment at The Editors. Alan Connor is co-editor, BBC Internet Blog.

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