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December 02, 2004


Microsoft launch new blogging service: MSN spaces

It's taken a while for them to catch up, but Microsoft have finally released their own take on blogs, with MSN Spaces.

It'll be interesting to see how this impacts the general blogosphere, not least because MSN's wide accessibility means that it could help introduce a whole new generation of bloggers to the internet - just as it's messenger and community software helped introduce people to the more interactive aspects of the internet.

Posted by brian_turner at December 2, 2004 01:09 PM

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