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Somewhere among the more than 15,000 newspaper, magazine, television and radio journalists roaming the Democratic National Convention this week in Boston will be more than 30 people without a notebook, an editor or a deadline.

For the first time, bloggers - the Internet’s equivalent of freelance writers - have been issued press passes to the national party conventions, drawing mainstream attention to the already popular niche sites and raising questions about the legitimacy of bloggers.

PS: If you read the article about half-way down is mention of our own Dr. John Grohol and Psych Central! :)


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“Bloggers bring new convention perspective”

I have Lupus, fibromyalgis, epilepsy, hypothyroidism, hypertension, GERD, jount disease, migraines, chronic pain and frontal lobes are decreased perfusion to the parasagittal and now double vision, (Diplopia) I aslo have PSS with CREST system variant. So, am I depressed? Very much so. My complex medical situation is an “inegma” for some Doctors to figure out even though every test I have taken points to all systems.

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