PODCAST: Blog of the Year Awards 2010

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PODCAST: Blog of the Year Awards 2010

By Alex Foster | Sun 19th September 2010 - 1:19 am

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Earlier tonight, the Blog of the Year Awards reached their fiery climax.

Helen Duffett has already brought you the stunning results, congratulated the winners and commiserated with the runners up.

All that remains is my duty to bring you, the loyal listener at home who maybe can’t be at conference this year, the recording of the proceedings.

And, technology permitting, you should find that below.

Happy listening!

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