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	<title>Comments on: Top 10 reasons why politicians should blog</title>
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		<title>By: jens</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 12 Jul 2005 11:11:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>i am watching the blog-war prior to german elections that are possibly going to come this autumn (chancellor schroeder wants to step back in order to be reelected but things are not aprooved by federal president yet - sure you are familiar with this).

blogging is big. especially with schroeder's social- democrats.

but - as it looks now - it is not necessarily in favour of those who host the blog.
even more: blogging is dynamic, to a good extend spontanous/intuitive and allows a deep going insight into the personality of those frequently involved.
that can be quite tough. like strip-poker. only that you can loose all your clothes in one second - and might never have a chance to put them on again.

blogging for people that stand in the public eye is a discipline with lots of potential pitfalls. and i am sure we are all going to learn a lot about that very soon. 

the rules are changing. it is going to be a whole new game. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i am watching the blog-war prior to german elections that are possibly going to come this autumn (chancellor schroeder wants to step back in order to be reelected but things are not aprooved by federal president yet - sure you are familiar with this).</p>
<p>blogging is big. especially with schroeder&#8217;s social- democrats.</p>
<p>but - as it looks now - it is not necessarily in favour of those who host the blog.<br />
even more: blogging is dynamic, to a good extend spontanous/intuitive and allows a deep going insight into the personality of those frequently involved.<br />
that can be quite tough. like strip-poker. only that you can loose all your clothes in one second - and might never have a chance to put them on again.</p>
<p>blogging for people that stand in the public eye is a discipline with lots of potential pitfalls. and i am sure we are all going to learn a lot about that very soon. </p>
<p>the rules are changing. it is going to be a whole new game.</p>
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