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Guest editors on The Voice

By Mark Pack | Sat 24th July 2010 - 2:20 pm

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Many thanks to Mark Valladares, who this week was the first in a series of guest editors. They will be running this site for a day each over the next few months.

As Mark demonstrated so well, having a guest editor can give the site something new; in his case a very pertinent theme for the day and a range of new contributors.

If anyone else would like to be a guest editor for the day, please drop an email to [email protected] with some details of your blogging or editing experience.

Read more by Mark Pack or more about guest editor or mark valladares.
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