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April 6, 2004

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Posted by Liz Lawley

We're delighted to announce that the newest guest author here on M2M is Joshua Schachter, developer of tools like GeoURL, Memepool, del.icio.us, and LOAF. In addition, danah boyd has agreed to join us on a permanent basis, so we've added her name to the list of regular contributors.

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1. zephoria on April 7, 2004 10:52 PM writes...

Note: danah will join when she is done with "vacation"

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