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2 comments:
"Adrian Holovaty, who founded EveryBlock two years ago after working at The Washington Post, calls blogs a rich source of news."
Oooooooooooooo, I'm just SO happy that this soon to be wealthy little idiot thinks "blogs are a rich source of news."
"Rich source of news"???
I want a dose of whatever he's taking.
How is some moron's review of a bookstore near my house going to help me figure out what's going on with my council member or how that new development is going to affect my street? Thanks for the insightful "news," EveryBlock.
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