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January 30, 2008

At the State of the Net Conference Today

First, apologies for the relatively sparse blogging this month. I'm quickly learning that when you are a new dad, "blogging time" finds a way to get replaced. Things will pick it back up again very soon...

Second, I'm at the State of the Net conference today in DC and will be moderating a panel on online video regulation. If you are a reader and at the show, please come by, say hello and tell me how you would like to see this space improved.

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