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Thoughts on PayPerPost - The Only Time I’ll Talk About It

March 21, 2008 - Comments

A lot has been said about PayPerPost over the past few years and largely, I’ve stayed quiet on the matter. My silence should not be interpreted as acceptance of how the business is setup or “sold” to bloggers. Techcrunch and others have covered the company, the business practice and the impact on the blogosphere ad [...]

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