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Blog Theory and Practice

My good friend Fred Seibert, who runs both Frederator Studios producing the best cartoons on TV, as well as Next New Networks, producing the next new wave of cartoons on the web, gave me some excellent blogging advice recently.  Blog often, blog short.  And blog with pictures.  I am working on the first two now.  The third will follow soon.

I have noticed that Carl Lennertz’ excellent book business blog “Publishing Insider” (http://publishinginsider.typepad.com/) follows (the first two of) these rules as well.  Consider me a convert, at least for now.

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